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The contents of this DIY has been tested on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS x64 with CloudSim 3.0.3 beta and JDK8u11 x64. It should work similarly on other distros of Ubuntu and for different version of JDK as long as you use Java version 1.5 or newer. The text shown in RED in the DIY represents the values that will differ depending upon your JDK version and locations. CloudSim is a framework for modelling and simulating cloud computing infrastructure and services. In this DIY we will see how to install CloudSim in Windows easily and efficiently. A more detailed description, APIs and research papers related to CloudSim can be found here . Let us begin. Step 1: Setting up the Prerequisites 1. First of all we need to download the CloudSim and latest version of the Java Development Toolkit (JDK). CloudSim can be found here . 2. CloudSim requires a working Java installation. So, open up a terminal and run the following 1 sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java 2 sudo apt-get...

The contents of this DIY has been tested on Windows 7 Ultimate x64 with CloudSim 3.0.3 and JDK8u11 x64. It should work similarly on other Windows OS and for different version of JDK as long as you use Java version 1.6 or newer. The text shown in RED in the DIY represents the values that will differ depending upon your JDK version and locations. CloudSim is a framework for modelling and simulating cloud computing infrastructure and services. In this DIY we will see how to install CloudSim in Windows easily and efficiently. A more detailed description, APIs and research papers related to CloudSim can be found here . Let us begin. Step 1: Setting up the Prerequisites 1. First of all we need to download the CloudSim and latest version of the Java Development Toolkit (JDK). These can be found here: CloudSim 3.0.3 JDK latest version for Windows Note: It is advisable that you must download the appropriate version of the JDK for your system i.e. x86 version for x86 systems and x64 version f...

The contents of this DIY has been tested on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS x64 with GridSim 5.2 beta and JDK8u11 x64. It should work similarly on other distros of Ubuntu and for different version of JDK as long as you use Java version 1.5 or newer. The text shown in RED in the DIY represents the values that will differ depending upon your JDK version and locations. GridSim is a simulation toolkit for simulating resource modelling and application scheduling for parallel and distributed computing. Simulation is the only feasible way to analyse algorithms on large-scale distributed systems of heterogeneous resources. In this DIY we will see how to install GridSim in Ubuntu easily and efficiently. A more detailed description, APIs and research papers related to GridSim can be found here . Let us begin. Step 1: Setting up the Prerequisites 1. First of all we need to download the GridSim and latest version of the Java Development Toolkit (JDK). GridSim can be found here . 2. GridSim requires a working J...

In this DIY we will learn how to install Network Simulator (NS)-2.35 in Ubuntu 13.10 OR Ubuntu 14.04. If you found yourself here then I assume you already know about the NS, so I will skip the introduction part. And if you don't then you may want to follow this link . Step 1: Setting up the Prerequisites 1. First of all, download Network Simulator (NS-2.35) from here .I assume you have downloaded it into your '/home/ user_name/Documents ' directory. 2 [Optional]. Now we have to update the Ubuntu with its latest components. Open up a terminal and run these commands: 1 sudo apt-get update 2 sudo apt-get dist-upgrade 3 sudo apt-get update Make sure that your Ubuntu is fully updated ( i.e. there should be no pending updates in your Ubuntu Software Center and in Software Updater). 3. Before installing the NS we have to install some essential packages required by the NS. So run the following commands: 1 sudo apt-get install build-essen...

In this DIY we will learn how to install Network Simulator (NS)-2.35 in Ubuntu 12.04. If you found yourself here then I assume you already know about the NS, so I will skip the introduction part. And if you don't then you may want to follow this link . Step 1: Setting up the Prerequisites 1. First of all, download Network Simulator (NS- 2.35) from here .I assume you have downloaded it into your '/home/ user_name /Documents' directory. 2. Now we have to update the Ubuntu with its latest components. Open up a terminal and run these commands: 1 sudo apt-get update 2 sudo apt-get dist-upgrade 3 sudo apt-get update Make sure that your Ubuntu is fully updated ( i.e. there should be no pending updates in your Ubuntu Software Center and in Software Updater). 3. Before installing the NS we have to install some essential packages required by the NS. So run the following commands: 1 sudo apt-get install build-essential autoconf auto...