Simulating a Network
Let’s get an example NativeGraph graph.
We previously stored an example of the early ARPANET—see Rendering with OmniGraffle. This would make a good candidate.
Although ARPANET may not have been built specifically to survive a nuclear attack, it was still designed to be resilient in the event of network losses and to reroute traffic as required. This small simulation here will aim to demonstrate a similar survivability of a network against inflicted outages.
Let’s start off with this small ARPANET graph:
| | iex> arpa = NativeGraph.Examples.Arpa.arpa |
| | #Graph<type: undirected, vertices: [:sri, :ucla, :ucsb, :utah, :sri_h1, |
| | :ucla_h1, :ucsb_h1, :utah_h1], edges: [:sri <-> :ucla, :sri <-> :ucsb, :sri |
| | <-> :utah, ... |
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