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One of the impediments in performing Internet routing research is the lack of infrastructure capable of supporting experiments with both control and realism. Measurement and experimentation platforms provide minimal control over routing, limited connectivity, and restrict what operations are available. Meanwhile, the proprietary nature of routing policies stymies simulations from providing realism. To address these deficiencies, we present the Peering Testbed, which is capable of safely providing both realism and control. Peering has a dozen PoPs on three continents, each participating in BGP sessions on the Internet. The system's novel approach to support experiments allows each experiment to quickly and easily customize its interaction with the Internet. We will demonstrate new features of the testbed: federating with other testbeds to enable experiments that span the network edge, WAN, and data center network in a unified manner without the need for traversing the public Internet. This allows researchers to create their own global network, with data centers, similar to that of cloud providers, with control over how traffic is delivered to and from services on the real Internet.

Controlling Real Cloud Experiments from BGP to the Server (and Back)