Future of Open Networking Panel
summary
Panel argues carriers and enterprises start testing and rolling out open networking in 2015, with operators planning production trials by end of Q1; projects doing the work are OpenStack, OPNFV, OpenDaylight, Open vSwitch, KVM, DPDK and ONIE. OPNFV assembles a reference distribution of those components; ONIE installs alternate OSes on switches; OpenStack counts about 3,000 developers contributing NFV features. Main blockers are upstreaming, cross‑project timing and human trust, not technology; Linux on switches reuses server tooling and speeds deployment.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Panel introduction
- 2:21Project representation
- 5:22Why open source networking?
- 11:03Hardware and base layers
- 14:50SDN use cases
- 19:14Network function virtualization
- 22:47The carrier industry shift
- 25:57OPNFV and community alignment
- 30:20Managing internal conflicts
- 35:14Cross-project collaboration
- 39:48Future outlook and closing
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