
We present the design of a scalable visual toolfor the analysis of high-throughput network traffic, powerconsumption and cluster-based system resource allocation. The tool explores the possibility of visualizing remote anddistributed resources over large distances by using SAGE2, a collaborative framework for large scale display systems. Programmable networks and distributed cloud resources allowaccessibility to large amounts of infrastructure data. The toolneeds to present the information in an easy-to-understandformat for users who do not have any prior systems or networkadministration experience, but still have an interest in powerconsumption and network traffic -- such as university andcity officials. We evaluate the effectiveness of the applicationthrough user testing and feedback.
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