TRIANGLE Portal: An User-Friendly Web Interface for Remote Experimentation

As opposed to what other tools in the FIRE community, such as jFed [1], offer to the experimenter, Triangle Portal provides a simplified access to the definition of experiments and can coexist with the current FIRE tools. The way to integrate the Triangle Portal as part of existing experimentation testbeds is to offer a set of “canned” scenarios that will be specified by the Portal users during the phase of definition of their testing campaign. The testbed will then use the API REST provided by the Portal to access the information provided by the experimenter, such as the scenario, the application under test or a file containing the user actions to be replayed during the tests. The testbed will use this information to run the testing campaign and return the test results to the Portal.

Authors and Affiliations

1. University of Málaga, Andalucía Tech, Málaga, Spain

   Almudena Díaz-Zayas, Alberto Salmerón Moreno, Gustavo García Pascual & Pedro Merino Gómez

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Correspondence to Almudena Díaz-Zayas .

Editors and Affiliations

1. Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, Villach, Austria

   Michael E. Auer

2. Competence Center Automation Duesseldorf (CCAD), Duesseldorf University of Applied Science, Duesseldorf, Germany

   Reinhard Langmann

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