Panel: What's Next in Network Virtualization
Panelat OpenStack Summit Portland 2013 · on Monday, 2013-04-15· at 14:40· A107+108+109 (Portland Convention Center), 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Portland, OR 97232·
summary
Panel argues that network virtualization moves from hype to plumbing: overlays (VXLAN/NVGRE) solve multi-tenant isolation quickly while OpenFlow and hardware offload are needed for QoS, line-rate tunneling and orchestration. Quantum/Neutron plugins multiply; a meta-plugin approach and BGP-based overlay experiments aim to unify tenant view with carrier VPNs. Operators want scheduler-aware APIs for placement, resource classes and cross‑datacenter VPNs; hardware encapsulation and standardized control remain urgent.
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chapters (34)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:04What do customers want to achieve
- 5:44Overlay technologies
- 7:35Network management
- 8:53OpenFlow
- 14:25Hardware acceleration
- 15:55Carrier class
- 17:01Meta plugins
- 18:29Cisco plugins
- 18:57Multiple plugins
- 19:50Are there too many plugins
- 21:03Can you solve everybodys problem
- 21:24Emerging phase of growth
- 22:09Do we limit our options
- 23:13The right level of abstraction
- 23:59Quantum API
- 24:29Resource Management
- 26:43Pricing
- 27:35Quantum arbitrates
- 27:53Quantum provider tools
- 28:45Scheduling
- 29:37Network Controller
- 30:41Hybrid deployments
- 31:31Net connectivity
- 32:33VPN virtualization
- 33:18Latency issues
- 34:38Hybrid cloud model
- 35:27First steps
- 36:35Questions
- 36:54Challenges
- 37:19Networking
- 38:29Python
- 38:41Traditional Networking vs DevOps
- 39:27Audience Question
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