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Efficient and Correct Test Scheduling for Ensembles of Network Policies

Talkat NSDI '18 · 2018-04-09..04-11· [networking, testing]
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Mikado is a scheduling layer that takes test traces from black‑box tools (bust, ATPG, simnet per uploader) and guarantees correctness by formalizing stateful network behavior and detecting read-write conflicts between traces. It builds a conflict graph and uses graph coloring to produce a safe, parallel schedule. Evaluation shows Mikado is open source, schedules thousands of policies across networks with 1000+ nodes in minutes, and yields up to orders of magnitude speed‑ups over sequential runs while preserving per‑trace behavior.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:27Background: Network Testing
  3. 1:40Network Testing in Practice
  4. 3:09Problem: How to Run Test Traces in Stateful Networks?
  5. 4:23Example: Incorrect Testing Results
  6. 7:18Mikado: Efficient and Correct Test Scheduling for Ensembles of Network Policies
  7. 8:27Ideal Scheduling for Running Test Traces
  8. 9:53Key Challenges
  9. 10:31Formal Framework of Stateful Networks
  10. 13:08Correctness of Running Multiple Tests
  11. 14:35Naive Scheduling Algorithm
  12. 15:53Read-write Conflict
  13. 17:58Scheduling Generation via Graph Coloring
  14. 18:25Implementation
  15. 18:50Reduction in Testing Time
  16. 20:46Scheduling Generation Scalable to 10K Test Traces
  17. 21:11Mikado Extensions
  18. 21:44Conclusion
  19. 22:46THE ADVANCED COMPUTING SYSTEMS ASSOCIATION
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