Date: July 15, 2024
Time: 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM ET
Join us for an exciting and informative session in the ‘FABRIC 101: Hello FABRIC’ webinar series led by Komal Thareja. This webinar is designed specifically for new users eager to learn about the powerful capabilities of the FABRIC testbed and start using it.
During this session, Komal Thareja will provide an overview of how FABRIC can serve as the ideal testbed for your research projects. You will learn about FABRIC’s unique features. The webinar will include a live demo on creating an account and starting your first experiment, ensuring you are equipped with the basics to get started.
Key Takeaways:
- Understanding how FABRIC can be the testbed for your research needs.
- Exploring the unique features and benefits of using FABRIC.
- Step-by-step demonstration on creating a FABRIC account.
- Highlighting use cases and examples to illustrate the significant role FABRIC can play in your research.
The session will conclude with an interactive Q&A segment, allowing you to engage directly with Komal Thareja, ask questions, and gain further insights. This webinar is the perfect starting point for anyone new to FABRIC, offering practical knowledge to kickstart your journey.
Don’t miss this opportunity to familiarize yourself with FABRIC and unlock the potential for your research. Register now to secure your spot and take the first step towards mastering FABRIC.
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Presenter
Komal Thareja holds a significant role as the lead software architect and developer across multiple projects supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF), including FABRIC. As a software engineer at RENCI, she brings to the table her expertise in database applications, cloud orchestration (IaaS), distributed systems, and scalable computing. Komal is not only instrumental in shaping the control software for next-generation networks and experimental testbeds like FABRIC but also plays a crucial role as a key contributor to the Jupyter examples utilized for interacting with FABRIC, as well as the user-facing API FABLIB. Prior to her current scientific endeavors, she amassed extensive corporate experience, focusing on architecting and implementing applications within the mobile communications industry.