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I set up CruiseControl for continous integration. At the moment only JiST+ExOR is under control. Go to [http://nfs-student:8080/cruisecontrol/ CruiseControl on nfs-student] to get an impression. Other projects (E.g. click) will be added soon. |
I set up CruiseControl for continous integration. At the moment only JiST+ExOR is under control. Go to [http://nfs-student:8080/cruisecontrol/ CruiseControl on nfs-student] to get an impression. Other projects (E.g. click) will be added soon. |
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[http://www.tlc-networks.polito.it/~bianco/Papers_pdf/2005/hpsr05_click.pdf Click vs. Linux] |
* The paper [http://www.tlc-networks.polito.it/~bianco/Papers_pdf/2005/hpsr05_click.pdf Click vs. Linux: Two Efficient Open-Source IP Network Stacks for Software Routers] compares the Linux IP stack with Click (runnung an IP stack). They assume a router running on cheap PC hardware performs better than a router with specialized hardware. Different measurements are done and in summary Click performs better. (But this is not surprising.) |
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This paper was published under a project called [http://www.diit.unict.it/euro/index_en.htm University Experiment of an Open Router], which "focuses on building a flexible and high-performance packet switch around a Personal Computer (PC) architecture with a free hardware/software implementation". |
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Revision as of 18:23, 9 February 2006
This is my page, which is mainly used as a notebook. There is also a restricted page, which may be of interest to you. Note: You will only gain access, if are allowed to read it.
CruiseControl
I set up CruiseControl for continous integration. At the moment only JiST+ExOR is under control. Go to CruiseControl on nfs-student to get an impression. Other projects (E.g. click) will be added soon.
Read papers
- The paper Click vs. Linux: Two Efficient Open-Source IP Network Stacks for Software Routers compares the Linux IP stack with Click (runnung an IP stack). They assume a router running on cheap PC hardware performs better than a router with specialized hardware. Different measurements are done and in summary Click performs better. (But this is not surprising.)
This paper was published under a project called University Experiment of an Open Router, which "focuses on building a flexible and high-performance packet switch around a Personal Computer (PC) architecture with a free hardware/software implementation".