We want to take a moment to highlight people and contributions that are making a substantial difference across our amazing communities. Table of ContentsCOMAC+OMECDeveloper Relations (DevRel)ODTNOIMT (Open Information Modeling & Tooling)ONOSµONOSOTCC (Open Transport Config & Control)P4SEBAStratumTrellis COMAC+OMEC The latest COMAC now supports router service, so that UEs can have Internet access: (1) COMAC-in-a-Box had a […]
Multi-domain Transport SDN made real in the ONF Proof Of Concept for Wireless Transport Alternative Proposal: Multi-domain Transport SDN demonstrated in 5th ONF Proof Of Concept The ONF’s Wireless Transport project, part of the Open Transport Configuration & Control (OTCC) working group, has recently announced successful completion of the 5th SDN Proof of Concept. This […]
M-CORD snapshot project update from Oguz Sunay – M-CORD Chief Architect M-CORD is the open source CORD platform profile for the telco-owned 5G edge cloud where telcos can host vRAN and core network VNFs/microservices as well as any of the value-add service platforms they may have. The telco edge cloud is a distributed cloud paradigm and […]
Editor’s note: This guest post by Xin Jin (The Johns Hopkins University) describes a next-generation in-network key-value cache implemented using P4. It is based on a paper orginally published at ACM SOSP ’17, the premier venue for systems research. Introduction The emergence of P4 and programmable data planes enables new use cases, some of which […]
VOLTHA™ is an open source project to create a hardware abstraction for broadband access equipment. It supports the principle of multi-vendor, disaggregated, “any broadband access as a service” for the Central Office.VOLTHA currently provides a common, vendor agnostic, GPON control and management system, for a set of white-box and vendor-specific PON hardware devices. With the […]
January 17-18, 2017 | San Diego, California http://jointnetworks.dsigroup.org/ DSI’s 2017 Joint Tactical Networks Summit will engage the DoD, Government Agencies, partner nations, industry and academia in a collaborative, open forum to discuss technological solutions and best practices to enhance the Joint Force’s ability to communicate and exchange information across multiple operating domains. This Summit will focus […]
SDN technologies are disrupting broadband deployments for the better. As we enter the Internet of Things (IoT) era, service providers are looking to increase capacity and speed of their broadband services, while also exploring new revenue opportunities. The need is clear: the more connected devices that come on to broadband networks, the greater the need […]
ONF’s Kumar Jayaprakash and Saurav Das provide insight on the latest release of open source project Atrium. The promise of SDN – “A fully interoperable multi-vendor network where infrastructure elements like SDN controller and switches from multiple vendors are able to communicate with each other seamlessly; the sheer choices and flexibility providing immense value and […]
By Huynh Tu Dang, Marco Canini, Fernando Pedone, and Robert Soulé. Paxos is one of the most widely used protocols for solving consensus, the problem of getting a group of participants to reliably agree on some value used for computation. Paxos is used to implement state machine replication, which is the foundation for building fault-tolerant […]
To take the OCSA exam, contact an ONF Approved SDN Training Partner or an Exam Provider. To become an exam provider or a training partner, please email us at SDNskills@opennetworking.org. Intended Exam Audience Prerequisite Knowledge and Recommended Training Materials ONF Certified SDN Associate Examination Blueprint List of Abbreviations & Acronyms References Exam Title: […]
We have some big news to share about our development of an open SDN software distribution. ONF has been hard at work for the last couple of months, focused on giving end users a clear migration path to open SDN and leveraging open source software to lower the barrier to adoption. We’d like to introduce […]
What happens when SDN and Wi-Fi join forces? Meru Network’s Ajay Malik tells us. We live in a world where nearly every device we use is connected to the Internet. When you think about the amount of devices that are Internet-connected, it is an astonishing number. In fact, Gartner estimates that 26 billion devices will […]
