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#ONS2017 Discount and Preview to ONOS & CORD Mini Summits

Mar 21, 2017
Timon Sloane
Timon Sloane About the author

ONS 2017 jpgIn just two weeks, enterprises, cloud and service providers will gather to share insights, highlight innovation and discuss the future of open source at The Linux Foundation’s Open Networking Summit, the industry's largest and most inclusive open networking and orchestration event in the world taking place April 3-6 at the Santa Clara Convention Center.

The much-anticipated event will draw more than thousands of attendees – CIOs, CTOs and cloud execs, architects, developers and operators – to dive into all things open networking across enterprise, cloud and service providers.

With more than 75 tutorials, workshops and sessions, ONS will also feature ONOS® and CORD® Mini-Summits, comprised of seven 30-minute presentations from our partners and collaborators. Speakers for these exciting mini-summits come from a diverse set of organizations – representing the vibrant ecosystems growing around both ONOS and CORD open source projects – including Argela, AT&T, Broadcom, Ciena, Criterion Networks, Huawei, Telefonica, NTT Communications, POSTECH, Radisys and ONF.

The CORD Mini Summit will highlight the great progress the CORD community has been making on all fronts: platform, residential, mobile and enterprise versions of CORD, a variety of services realized, and experience with POCs, lab trials and field trials. These CORD sessions will include the following: a project introduction and roadmap review; an overview of A-CORD; a dive into R-CORD and VOLTHA; discussion of E-CORD; an overview of M-CORD’s place in 5G enablement; Merchant Silicon for CORD; and a session on the following Deployment Environments: CORD-in-a-Box, CORD in a Cloud, Physical Pod and OPNFV Lab.

The ONOS Mini Summit will feature exciting use case presentations, technical sessions and hands-on design workshops – illustrating how leading organizations currently use ONOS to meet their business needs through app development, SDN-IP, multi-domain environments, security, system testing, global SDN deployment and service models. These interactive sessions will kick off with an introduction to ONOS; a use case presentation on NTT Deployment; a use case review of Ciena with Production-Ready ONOS; a use case session on Huawei Agile Controller and Gluon; a dive into the ONOS Roadmap; a discussion around how to get involved in the ever-growing ONOS community; and overview of the new ONOS Dynamic Configuration & Deployment Brigades, along with a presentation on the ONOS Virtualization Brigade, covering member experiences and lessons learned.

Click here for the complete ONS program schedule.

ONS attendees will also have access to live CORD and ONOS demos in the SDN & NFV Solutions Showcase (S3) exhibit area – including M-CORD: Open Reference Solution for 5G, E-CORD: SD-WAN Done Right, Rapid Service Enablement with CORD, SDN Control of Open & Disaggregated Optical Transport Networks, Central Office in a Day with CORD and Dynamic Configuration of Network Devices & Network Services – made possible by contributions from participating member companies.

On Monday evening from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., the first night of ONS, ONF will host a reception, open to all attendees – stop by the Napa Room at The Hyatt to unwind and mingle. ONF and ON.Lab Executive Director Guru Parulkar and members of the ONF Board of Directors will be in attendance for a short presentation and Q&A followed by drinks and Hors d’oeuvres. Stop by to kick your week at ONS off to a good start!

Secure your spot at ONS and register today. Enter promo code ONFONS20 for a 20% off discount. One registration grants each attendee full access to these Mini Summits, tutorials, workshops, free in-depth training sessions, hackathon, SDN & NFV Solutions Showcase and the evening reception.

- Timon Sloane, VP of Standards & Membership

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR Timon Sloane
Timon SloaneVP, Marketing & Ecosystem
Timon Sloane is the vice president of marketing and ecosystem of the Open Networking Foundation (ONF). He leads the organization’s efforts building an open source ecosystem, thus helping to enable broad transformation of the networking industry through the adoption open source business practices.