Webinar slides when open source meets network control planes
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This document discusses the intersection of open source software and network control planes. It provides an overview of emerging open source SDN projects like OpenDaylight and RouteFlow, which is a software-defined IP routing project. RouteFlow uses an open source control plane with a Linux-based "glue" to program the data plane. The document argues that open source and SDN are accelerating the standardization of networking and that the frontier of networking is shifting from closed, vendor-led systems to ones based on APIs, open source, customer-led approaches, and network function virtualization.
Webinar slides when open source meets network control planes
- 2. Image by opensource.com When Open Source Meets Network Control Planes • Christian Esteve Rothenberg (UNICAMP – University of Campinas, Brazil) • Roy Chua (SDNCentral & Wiretap Ventures, US) • Josh Bailey (Google, New Zealand) • Martin Winter (NetDEF – Network Device Education Foundation, US) • Carlos Correa (UFF – Fluminense Federal University & UNIMED, Brazil) • Sidney C. de Lucena (UNIRIO – Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) • Marcos Rogério Salvador (Lenovo Innovation Center, Brazil) • Thomas Nadeau (Brocade, US)
- 4. OVERVIEW OF OPEN SOURCE SDN PROJECTS
- 5. Components of the New Frontier "We’d love to see OpenDaylight do for networking what Linux has done for the computing industry." Adapted from: Kyle Mestery
- 6. SDN AND OPEN SOURCE ARE EVOLVING AND ACCELERATING THE PATH OF STANDARDIZATION
- 7. RouteFlow: Basics Data Plane Control Plane
- 8. RouteFlow: High-level Architecture Data Plane Control Plane Glue Linux
- 9. RouteFlow: High-level Architecture Data Plane Control Plane Glue
- 10. ROUTEFLOW: SOFTWARE-DEFINED IP ROUTING
- 11. CARDIGAN: ROUTEFLOW GOING LIVE AT AN INTERNET EXCHANGE
- 12. The Frontier of Networking Existing • CLIs • Closed Source • Vendor Lead • Classic Network Appliances New • APIs • Open Source • Customer Lead • Network Function Virtualization (NFV) Adapted from: Kyle Mestery, Next Generation Network Developer Skills
Editor's Notes
- #13: ----- Meeting Notes (12/10/13 10:36) ----- Where are things headed? By customer lead, I mean customers are much more involved. ONF Open Compute Customer involvement in upstream projects