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Creating a new placement test:
A placement job is a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG). A sample dag is defined in
the file placement4.dag. Which looks like the following:
the file placement4.dag, which like the following:

JOB A placement4-submit
SCRIPT POST A post-update-repo.sh fl2mo /home/measurements/local
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1. iperf
2. fdt (fast data transfer)
3. scp (secure copy)
4. netcat (simple, unencrypted copy
4. netcat (simple, unencrypted copy)
5. iperf


The parameters of the experiment are

|PARAMETER NAME | Description|
|---------------|-------------|
| EXPERIMENT | Name of the experiement. Name of subdirectory for data |
|SRC_HOST | Host **from** which data will be copied|
|DST_HOST | Host **to** which data will be copied |
|SRC_PATH | Full path name of the file to be copied |
| DST_PATH | *relative* path to which file will be copied |
| cron_hour | hours on which placement will occur|
| cron_minute| minute on which placement will occur|
| EXPERIMENT | Name of the experiement. Name of subdirectory for data |
| SRC_HOST | Host **from** which data will be copied|
| DST_HOST | Host **to** which data will be copied |
| SRC_PATH | Full path name of the file to be copied |
| DST_PATH | *relative* path to which file will be copied |
| cron_hour | hours on which placement will occur|
| cron_minute | minute on which placement will occur|


To define new placement job
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The output file will be \<EXPERIMENT\>/placement4.log. Each successful placement will create a *writerecord* line.

*Note*: iperf reports Kilobytes. The other tools report Bytes.
*Note*: iperf reports Kilobytes. The other tools report Bytes.

## System requirements

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