CS4504 PROJ 1 P1

Members:

documentation report working group

• Thomas
• Mark
• Leiko
• Matthew

benchmarking working group

• Brandon
• Sahan
• Dillon
• Matthew

Description

Enclosed in this repository is the code and the project documents we will be using for this project. See project specification part 1 and part 2 for details

Operation Guide

Clone this repository to your disk, then enter the project directory.

Run the Router program:

javac src/*.java
java src/TCPServeRouter.java

OR

docker-compose up --force-recreate -t 1

Run the Server program:

javac src/*.java
java src/TCPServer.java <router IP> <client IP> <port number>

Run the Client program:

TXT mode:

javac src/*.java
java src/TCPClient.java localfilename.txt <router IP> <server IP> <port number>

base64payload mode (any filetype other than .txt):

javac src/*.java
java src/TCPClient.java song.mp3 <router IP> <server IP> <port number>

(Alternative) Run all parts locally with docker-compose:

Running all parts locally requires Docker and docker-compose to be installed first.

Router only (and publish 5555 on host):

docker-compose up -d --force-recreate -t 1

All parts, txt mode:

docker-compose -f docker-compose-test-local-txt-mode.yml up --force-recreate -t 1

All parts, base64 mode:

docker-compose -f docker-compose-test-local-base64-mode-audio.yml up --force-recreate -t 1

Docker Troubleshooting

If your shell complains about a network address not being available, run the following:

docker-compose -f docker-compose-test-local-txt-mode.yml down -t 1
docker network prune

If containers are erroring out, rebuild them from source (bypassing the stale cache):

docker-compose -f docker-compose-test-local-txt-mode.yml build --no-cache

Project Responsibilities

Documentation Working Group

The responsibilities of the documentation working group include:

1. Audit the codebase and add inline comments (Javadoc or otherwise)

   Fork this repository to your account, add your comments, then commit, push, and create a pull request from your fork to this repository. See this link detailing the process

2. Provide the benchmarking working group with actionable insights for standing up a lab environment

3. Create a user guide document describing the process for running the lab environment (see sample document here)

4. Write a report based on the benchmarking data from the lab environment, according to the project specification

5. Assemble the final deliverable as a .zip archive, due Mon 02/13 at 11:59pm

Benchmarking Working Group

The responsibilities of the benchmarking working group include:

1. Fix bugs and make the project executable in a lab environment

2. Containerize and automate the build process

3. Make a process which can be run entirely local for testing

4. Bring up a lab environment and test using multiple computers

5. Benchmark performance and statistics in a lab environment using multiple computers

6. Provide context and assistance to the documentation working group as they assemble the report and user guide

TODO

• [x] Each member of the documentation report working group must make a fork, add comments, and create a pull request
• [x] make TCPClient and TCPServer send and receive binary data
• [x] parameterize IP and ports for all programs (make it not hardcoded - default values are ok)
• [ ] After doing a close reading of the code, estimate the results of the lab benchmarking and begin to stub out a report and user guide (use this Google Doc)