Introduction to Beryllium release of OpenDaylight
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This document provides release notes for OpenDaylight Beryllium. It lists several projects included in this release, such as AAA, Controller, MD-SAL, NETCONF, OpenFlowPlugin, and OVSDB. It summarizes new features for some of these projects, including separating NETCONF into its own project, improved YANG tools, entity ownership service for MD-SAL, OpenFlow clustering, and increased OVSDB code coverage and Neutron integration. It also lists enhancements for BGP LS PCEP such as new protocols supported.
Introduction to Beryllium release of OpenDaylight
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- 4. List of Projects in Beryllium and Release Notes ► Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (AAA) ► ALTO ► BGP PCEP ► Control And Provisioning of Wireless Access Points (CAPWAP) ► Centinel ► Controller ► Controller Shield ► Device Identification and Driver Management (DIDM) ► DLUX ► Fabric As A Service (FaaS) ► Group Based Policy (GPB) ► Internet of Things Data Management (IoTDM) ► L2 Switch ► Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) ► LISP Flow Mapping ► MD-SAL ► Messaging4Transport ► NeXt UI Toolkit (NeXt) ► NEtwork MOdeling (NEMO) ► NETCONF ► NetIDE ► Network Intent Composition (NIC) ► Neutron Northbound ► SDN Interface Application (SDNi) ► ODL Root Parent ► OpenFlow Configuration Protocol (OF-CONFIG) ► OpFlex ► OpenFlow Plugin ► OpenFlow Protocol Library ► OVSDB Integration 4 ► Packet Cable/PCMM ► Service Function Chaining (SFC) ► Secure Network Bootstrapping Infrastructure (SNBI) ► SNMP Plugin ► SNMP4SDN ► Secure tag eXchange Protocol (SXP) ► TCP-MD5 ► Topology Processing Framework ► Time Series Data Repository (TSDR) ► Table Type Patterns (TTP) ► Unified Secure Channel (USC) ► User Network Interface Manager (UNIMGR) ► VPN Service ► Virtual Tenant Network (VTN) ► YANG PUBSUB ► YANG Tools
- 5. Other Sources ► What’s New and Hot in OpenDaylight Beryllium – Colin Dixon http://events.linuxfoundation.org/sites/events/files/slides/new-and-hot-in- beryllium.pdf ► ODL Explorer – Inocybe http://www.odlexplorer.com <#>
- 6. Changes since last release <#>
- 7. Controller ► Only performance improvements, bug fixes and code splits in this release ► Move NETCONF, RESTCONF and MD-SAL into its own projects ► YANG Tools improvements comes to controller too Configuration Data Stores now enforces config true
- 8. YANG Tools ► Better alignment with RFC6020 Mandatory elements, proper case exclusion, element count in lists Creates and removes non-presence containers automatically ► Code improvements Rewritten YANG parser and compiler New YIN parser MERGE operation has been reworked to be much more CPU and memory efficient. ► Code cleanup (Runtime code moved to MD-SAL)
- 9. MD-SAL Clustered Datastore ► Entity Ownership Service (Also ported back to Lithium) ► Ability to add/remove shards dynamically. This work is not fully tested so not ready for production. ► Capability to Backup/Restore using snapshot
- 10. NETCONF ► Separated out from controller to make its own project. ► RESTCONF included here ► Ability to configure NETCONF connectors through MD-SAL, instead of the existing config subsystem method odl-netconf-topology odl-netconf-clustered-topology
- 11. AAA ► Apache Shiro Framework Included (odl-aaa-shiro - Installs all supported AAA features) ► Shiro based authorization added (URL filtering) ► LDAP integration with and without RBAC ► TokenAuthRealm added for backwards compatibility ► Enhanced Logging added ► Experimental MD-SAL store was added, but disabled by default due to unresolved configuration subsystem issues.
- 12. OpenFlowPlugin ► Two designs for plugin Helium design and Lithium design (Helium design is deprecated) ► OpenFlow Clustering using the entity ownership service ► Improved reconciliation to ensure sync between control and data plane ► Updating the inventory information about table features
- 13. OVSDB ► Increased code and testing coverage ► Improved network virtualization integration with OpenStack Netvirt updates for flow optimizations and config migration ODL SFC and OPNFV SFC integration, application pipeline coexistence Increased Neutron parity by adding Security Groups and Metadata support Enhanced L3 DVR functionality ► Southbound improvements Hardware VTEP support Open_vSwitch support for QoS and Queue DPDK enhancements ► Clustering/HA/Persistence support ► odl-ovsdb-ui
- 14. BGP LS PCEP ► BMP: BGP Monitoring Protocol (new ODL SB plugin) ► BGP: Carrying Label Information in BGP-4 BGP Link-State extensions for Segment Routing Segment Routing Egress Peer Engineering BGP-LS Extensions Distribution of MPLS Traffic Engineering (TE) LSP State using BGP Dissemination of Flow Specification Rules for IPv6 BGP Model for Service Provider Networks ► PCEP: Optimizations of LSP State Synchronization Procedures for a Stateful PCE