[ninux-dev] GSoC 14 proposal for netengine in the organisation Freifunk

[Nemesis]

Hi Aditya,

the proposal looks good, if you want to improve it you could add some
details regarding the implementation, that's all.

I requested a few test device to be setup for students.

Federico



On 03/13/2014 03:11 PM, Aditya Sarode wrote:
> Hello,
> I would like to apply for netengine in the organisation Freifunk for GSoC.
> Before submitting my application, I would like to take valuable inputs
> for the same.
>
> *Application*
>
> *About me*
> I am Aditya Sarode, an undergraduate student pursuing Computer
> Engineering from Pune Institute of Computer Technology. I am currently
> in my Sophomore year.
> *
> *
> *Contact Information*
> *
> *
> *Email*: aditya1sarode at gmail.com <mailto:aditya1sarode at gmail.com>
> *IRC nick*: asdoc
> *Github*: https://github.com/asdoc
>
> I am interested in contributing to the netengine as a part of GSOC.
>
> *Why netengine?*
>
> I know the basics of networking and I am interested in exploring more
> about it. Also, this will be my first contribution to an open source
> project, so I am looking forward for it.
>
> *Previous Experience*
> *
> *
> I have worked with languages like C, C++, java, python and libraries
> like Qt and Django.
> I have been working with Python since the past year. I have
> contributed in making a multiplayer typing
> game, https://github.com/asdoc/SwiftTyper
> and a basic java messenger, https://github.com/asdoc/Simple-Messenger.
> I also was selected for the ACM ICPC regionals held at IIT Kharagpur,
> December 2013.
>
> *Contributions*
> *
> *
> I have recently started studying the code of netengine and have made
> two pull
> requests, https://github.com/nemesisdesign/netengine/pull/13 and https://github.com/nemesisdesign/netengine/pull/12.
> I am currently figuring out a way to have testing machines with AirOS,
> OpenWRT and EdgeOS installed.
>
> *The Plan*
> *
> *
> The project requires to implement missing methods or improving current
> methods for extracting information from AirOS, OpenWRT and EdgeOS from
> SSH, SNMP and HTTP protocol.
>
> *Execution*
> *
> *
> For better execution of the project, a tentative timeline to follow
> could be:
>
> *Week 1*
>
> Setting up the testing environment, getting hardware capable of
> supporting the required operating systems for testing or finding
> testing machines on public IP addresses.
>
> *Week 2*
>
> Understanding the communication between the testing machine and the
> program via various protocols and researching more about the system
> calls and other required libraries to extract information from the
> testing machine.
>
> *Week 3 - Week 5*
> *
> *
> Implementing/improving missing methods in SSH for AirOS and OpenWRT.
> And adding the SSH module for EdgeOS.
>
> *Week 6 - Week 7*
> *
> *
> Implementing/improving missing methods in SNMP for AirOS and OpenWRT.
>
> *Week 8 - Week 10*
> *
> *
> Creating the HTTP modules for AirOS and for OpenWRT via the JSON API
>
> *Week 11 - Week 12*
> *
> *
> Testing, fixing bugs, documenting changes.
>
> *Week 13*
>
> Buffer period, scope for improvements.
>
> *After GSoC*
> *
> *
> I would like to contribute more to the project in terms of adding
> support for more protocols for EdgeOS, and even more in the coming future.
>
>
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