Redefining the Networking Industry Through Collaboration
summary
Argues that SDN decouples control and forwarding planes and that OpenDaylight is a working open-source controller: OpenDaylight release Feb 4 2014, roughly 150 contributors and >1,000,000 lines of code, Black Duck rookie of the year and interop finalist against Cisco APIC and VMware NSX. Claims NFV moves middleboxes into software to avoid long hardware cycles and notes middleboxes can be 30–40% of data center networking cost. Describes stack: Linux/KVM, OVS, DPDK, OpenStack and vendor disaggregation (Cumulus, Open Compute) and reports early successful proofs of concept.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:37Collaboration
- 2:01Collaboration Diversity
- 4:01Community
- 5:12Magic Pixie Dust
- 5:47Building a Diverse Community
- 6:03Virtualization
- 6:40Infrastructure as a Service
- 7:42Traditional Networking
- 8:52Devices Share State
- 9:42Vendorcentric
- 10:39Standards bodies
- 11:23Softwaredefined networking
- 12:02OpenFlow vs SDN
- 12:54APIs
- 13:23Open Daylight
- 14:05Open Daylight Architecture
- 15:14First Release
- 16:17Network Functions Virtualization
- 19:43Open Source Projects
- 22:03disaggregation
- 24:34packet processing
- 25:49software stack
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