Hi all, chenguohai67@outlook is another email address. Guohai(Robert) Chen Date: Fri, 17 Jul 2015 23:02:15 +0800 From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [alto] Process of IETF'93 interop
Dear all, Jensen, Robert, Shu and a few other volunteers have proposed the interop process below. It is by no means to be rigid, but a possibility. Any suggestions from ALTO participants on changes are greatly appreciated! A key item is the Google spreadsheet, which listed a set of interop cases. Robert has an open source client which can do the tests. I believe Wendy has a more complete client. In the long term, a possibility is to host such related items (e.g., some open source test clients, servers, Lyle's schema) on a web site. One candidate we are thinking is www.openalto.org. It will be wonderful to have as many ALTO participants engaged. Cheers,Richard On Friday, July 17, 2015, Jensen Zhang <[email protected]> wrote: Dear all, Following is the process of IETF'93 interop day. If you have any problems, please contact with our volunteers. Volunteers: "Jensen" <[email protected]> "Xiao Lin" <[email protected]> "Haoran" <[email protected]> "Shu Dong" <[email protected]> "G. Robert Chen" <[email protected]> Outline: Below is a brief guide of ALTO test process. You will find following information in the guide: How to login to the start platform and what should be prepared by local and remote participants before the Interop day?The details of the test on interop-day. Preparation: Before Interop-day The interop volunteers have registered a IRC channel (#alto-interop@freenode). Please make sure you have an IRC client and be able to connect to the IRC channel before the interop-day.Each server participant should deploy its ALTO server with a public IP.Please download the test template from here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1irUuS40aydX5hxQIexz1PTIcnYOJRBj_OYB2lXa3vd8/edit?usp=sharing. Steps: On Interop-day Step 1. Start Please login to the IRC channel (#alto-interop@freenode), and each participant please announce yourself.Hearing all announcements, test chair will allocate a test ID (server A, .. client B) for every participant.Each server participant posts to the IRC its entry IRD.The test chair will continue to announce the matching of clients and servers. Step 2. Test Upon the announcement of a client-server matching, a google doc for the matching is created and announced on the IRC.The corresponding client participant will start to run its client to test the corresponding server.Test results will be recorded in the google doc. For a template of the good doc, please see https://docs.google.com/document/d/1irUuS40aydX5hxQIexz1PTIcnYOJRBj_OYB2lXa3vd8/edit?usp=sharing.After finishing testing, please post to the IRC to let the test chair know. Step 3. Summary of Results After all the tests finished, client participants should send test reports to the volunteers. Volunteers will summarize the results.The WG chair may report the summary results in the WG meeting next day. -- Jensen, Xiao, Haoran, Shu, Robert -- Richard -- Richard _______________________________________________ alto mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/alto
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