What Is the Big Deal with the Open Programmable Infrastruc...
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Open Programmable Infrastructure (OPI) is a Linux Foundation project defining a common API to expose DPUs/IPUs/switches so storage, networking and security accelerate without vendor lock‑in. Working groups publish GitHub prototypes, a device lifecycle model and simulators, reuse OpenTelemetry/OpenConfig, and plan repeated POCs (NVMe‑over‑Fabric bridge, basic firewall, 5G core slicing) in a UNH lab. Goal is portable software stacks, fewer validation runs and vendor‑agnostic provisioning across ARM/x86 clusters.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:48Open Programmable Infrastruc
- 1:07Current Member List
- 1:19Current Deployment Model
- 5:06OPI
- 6:24Common Approach
- 7:38Working Groups
- 9:40Life Cycle
- 11:18Working Group
- 12:22Lab
- 13:00Use Case
- 17:21BMC
- 18:43MBME
- 25:51Rakuten
- 29:51OPI Project Structure
- 30:29Use Cases
- 32:00Questions
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