Keynote Panel: SDN@10
summary
Tells how SDN starts as a Stanford Clean Slate project that replaces “2000 CPUs” in campus switches with one central controller, spawns OpenFlow (2008), FlowVisor and controllers like NOX/Beacon, and enables campus slicing used at dozens of sites; shows VXLAN took four years to reach silicon and motivates P4 (2013) to make forwarding programmable; describes ONF and CORD gaining lab traction with 20+ operators and Google using centralized control for safer, faster changes.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:43How SDN was born
- 8:02Open Source and SDN
- 11:04Central Office Transformation
- 14:57P4 Programming Language
- 17:29Future of SDI
- 19:03Intentbased networking
- 22:29Unification
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