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| 1 | This page contains instructions for WiMAX site administrators that describe how to GIMI-enable a WiMAX site. If you are looking for instructions on how to use GIMI functionality on a WiMAX site, please see the [wiki:WiMAX/GIMIUse user instructions]. |
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| 4 | == Overview == |
| 5 | A GENI site is considered GIMI-enabled if a user can, without an unreasonable expenditure of effort, use the site to: |
| 6 | * Execute an experiment with OMF |
| 7 | * Instrument an experiment with OML |
| 8 | * Archive experiment measurements to iRODS |
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| 11 | The steps required to set up OMF have already been described extensively on this wiki and at [https://www.mytestbed.net/projects/omf/wiki/Installation], so they will not be covered here. Similarly, the steps required to install an OML server are described [https://mytestbed.net/projects/2/wiki/Installing_OML_packages#Installing-and-configuring-the-OML-Server-package here]. |
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| 14 | The steps required to instrument an experiment with OML are already well documented as well. Use these links to find out how to |
| 15 | * Instrument an application that is written in [http://mytestbed.net/projects/oml/wiki/Client_Programming C/C++], [http://rubydoc.info/gems/oml4r/ Ruby], or [http://pypi.python.org/pypi/oml4py/ Python] or |
| 16 | * [http://mytestbed.net/projects/omf/wiki/OMLWrapperHowTo Write a wrapper] for an application written in another language, or one whose source code is not available |
| 17 | * Create an [https://mytestbed.net/projects/omf/wiki/BasicTutorialStage3-5-3 application definition] for your application |
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| 20 | This document primarily describes how to provide tools for users to archive an experiment to iRODS. This consists of three parts: |
| 21 | * Installing {{{icommands}}} |
| 22 | * Installing the extra {{{iarchive script}}} |
| 23 | * Setting up iRODS accounts for users |
| 24 | * Installing the iRODS web frontend (optional) |