OpenSCD — for Whom and for What?
summary
OpenSCD started as OMICRON’s open-source SCL editor and rewrites into a web app with a modular plugin core that lets operators and vendors pick only the blocks they need. Examples: Transpower NZ uses a stencil plugin to create 53 subscriptions and 28 supervisions with one click, auto-generate Cisco switch configs and VLANs; Aliander integrates OpenSCD as a front end for Compass with single sign-on and auto-layout; Meinberg builds an IED upload flow from one small plugin. A planned LF Energy donation fails over trademark issues. semantic comparison
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 1:47OpenSCD’s origins and evolution
- 10:04Who uses OpenSCD today
- 21:31Community and future steps
- 23:02Q&A on semantic comparison
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