Competing with the World in SDN
summary
A team of five women engineers builds an OpenFlow driver for the ONF Driver Competition aiming for a $50,000 prize, demonstrating 256k simultaneous socket connections and delivering multi-language bindings plus controller integration. The project takes about 3.5 months, ~10,000 lines of code, 800+ hours of volunteer work, uses OVS, Mininet and AWS for test infrastructure, implements an elastic thread-pool model and profiling plans, and ultimately does not win but gains a reusable open-source driver and a roadmap for scaling and security.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:16ONF Competition
- 1:43Legal Blessings
- 1:57All Women Engineer Team
- 2:48Daily Routine
- 3:04Major Hurdles
- 3:48Voila!!
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