1. Established 2007 Developing andoperating testbeds for the Future Internet Prof. Serge Fdida University Pierre & Marie Curie (UPMC Sorbonne Universités) Paris, France

2. OneLab’s offers:

3. Testbed access 1/4:

4. PlanetLab Europe testbed PlanetLab nodesworldwide and (insert) PlanetLab nodeslocatedwithin Europe

5. Testbed access 2/4:

6. NITOS wireless testbed Location of NITOS nodes, includinghigh-performance nodes (yellow) and disklessnodes (blue).

7. Testbed access 3/4:

8. ETOMIC testbed Network delaytomography, showingdelayestimatesbetweendifferent sites on the ETOMIC network.

9. Testbed access 4/4:

10. DIMES testbed Number of DIMES agents per country in a weekearly in 2010.

11. Testbed components 1/5:

12. PlanetLab software Build a sliceable infrastructure with PlanetLab software.

13. Testbed components 2/5:

14. OMFsoftware OMF supports users over the full cycle of theirexperiments,from description to instrumentation, to execution and measurement collection and visualization.

15. Testbed components 3/5:

16. Dummynetsoftware An application of Dummynet in PlanetLab: different types of links emulated on top of physical links.

17. Testbed components 4/5:

18. ANME box ANME’s ARGOS measurementcard.

19. Testbed components 5/5:

20. APE box OneLab’s APE (ActiveProbing Equipment) box.

21. Testbed federation

22. OneLab testbed federation OneLab’s worldwidefederation of testbeds.

23. Onelab User’s (PLE only!) PLE testbed (wrt PLC) Subscribed users PLE/PLC = 700/5332 Users attached to currently active slices (not expired) PLE/PLC = 209/1680 Users attached to slices that have run (used node resources) at least once the last month PLE/PLC = 158/842

24. Incentivize the utilization Disseminate Lower the entry cost Easy to run environment Easy to collect/understand results Provide scenario & evidence of interest Broader the scope Enforce reliability On-Demand

25. Further information: www.onelab.euinfo@onelab.eu