Accelerating Control Plane for Edge
summary
Sweetcomb is an open source control‑plane stack that claims to cut CPU and memory use and speed up configuration for edge use cases, with 12 founding organizations and early releases (first in Feb, second in Apr). It exposes gRPC, NETCONF, RESTCONF northbound, translates IETF and OpenConfig YANG into dataplane calls, supports VPP, DPDK, Linux kernel, OVS, runs in containers with HA and streaming telemetry, includes a test framework and SD‑WAN/uCPE deployments; power‑management and more YANG models are planned.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:37Acknowledgement
- 1:09Agenda
- 1:40Requirements for Edge
- 6:55Architecture
- 10:54OpenConfig Yang Models
- 13:18RPC Operations
- 15:00Telemetry in Cloud
- 16:22Key Progress
- 17:4319.04 Release Notes
- 19:08Sweetcomb and UCPE SDK
- 21:18Future Work
- 23:20UDPI Project: Universal Deep Packet Inspection
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