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nsdi-reproducibility

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Use when making an NSDI paper's results reconstructible — capturing testbed topology, trace provenance, and configuration while experiments run, planning which datasets can ship publicly, and keeping the paper and artifact from drifting apart so badge evaluation and the Community Award stay reachable.

When to use

• capturing testbed topology
• recording trace provenance
• documenting configuration diffs
• planning public dataset release
• preventing paper-artifact drift
• characterizing variance
• managing double-blind anonymization
• preparing for badge evaluation

When not to use

• package hygiene checks
• topology/trace fidelity checks

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