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nsdi-reproducibility

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.

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# NSDI Reproducibility

A networked-systems result is a function of topology, traffic, timing, and code — and
three of those four are absent from the PDF unless deliberately recorded. NSDI
rewards the discipline institutionally: artifact badges after acceptance and a
**Community Award** for the best paper whose code and/or dataset is public by the
final-papers deadline. But the work happens during the experiments, not after the
decision email.

## The four provenance ledgers

Keep each as a versioned file next to the results it explains:

| Ledger | Contents | Loss mode it prevents |
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