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Tutorials

A number of tutorials are provided enabling users to quickly pick up various aspects of the COSMOS testbed. They are grouped based on functionality and are mostly focused on sandboxes in order to alleviate the pressure on the main testbed.

Basic Wireless

Sub-6 GHz tutorials:

mmWave tutorials:

Optical Networking

Wired Networking

To check COSMOS wired network performance one can use the iperf tutorial.

Edge Computing

Use of ​Alveo U200 FPGA platform, that is available in all COSMOS servers, is illustrated with the FPGA Getting Started tutorial.

Number of tutorials are related to virtualization including: service migration in container environment

4G/5G Systems

Orchestration Platforms

The tutorials in this group can be used as a starting point for experimentation with the two major ​Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) Management and Orchestration (MANO) platforms:

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