The State of Open Source Networking and Edge
summary
Open source networking and edge software is shifting from standalone components to integrated end-to-end stacks that speed standards and provide reference implementations. Examples include a community-maintained 5G “super blueprint” mapping deployable project combinations, the Nephew first release which provides cloud-native network function orchestration via Kubernetes CRs/operators, Kamara (250 companies) offering app-facing network APIs with funded members, and an LFX security dashboard plus white paper tracking project hardening.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:25Linux Foundation overview
- 2:54Speaker and LF Edge projects
- 5:49Industry verticals adopting open source
- 8:40Open source and standardization
- 9:46Networking and Edge trends
- 10:52LF Edge projects across continuum
- 12:44Network as a Service and automation
- 13:29AI integration in networking
- 16:19AI's role in 6G networks
- 17:03Security in open source projects
- 18:065G Super Blueprint and integration
- 19:29Nephio for cloud-native functions
- 21:38Kamara and SONATA for network APIs
- 23:04Silva for Telco Cloud infrastructure
- 24:09Get involved in communities
- 25:11Upcoming Open Networking and Edge Summit
- 26:162023 recap and outlook
- 28:05Q&A
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