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Breakthrough in Optical Networks: First Report on Distributed Simulation of Multiple Failures

This report details the pioneering achievements in distributed simulation of multiple failures in optical networks. Achievements include the successful implementation of application functionalities, installation of JDK 1.5 across all worker nodes, and setting up Eclipse 3.2 on a server for development support. The team engaged in a collaborative brainstorming session to discuss application architecture, job schematics, and result schematics, leading to a better understanding of the main application behavior. This foundational work sets the stage for future advancements in optical network reliability.

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Breakthrough in Optical Networks: First Report on Distributed Simulation of Multiple Failures

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  1. Achievements – First Report Distributed Simulation of Multiple Failures on Optical Networks Gustavo S. Pavani, Nelson T. Yunaka, Tatiana C. Figueiredo, Rogério L. Iope December 05, 2006

  2. Achievements – First Day • Application running normally • Needed the installation of the JDK 1.5 in all Worker Nodes • Eclipse 3.2 installed in one of the servers to support development • Step-by-step pencil&paper simulation • Application architecture discussion(brainstorming session)

  3. Job schematics

  4. Result schematics

  5. Main application behavior

  6. Questions?

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