State of Open Source Networking and Edge - Day 2
summary
Open source networking and edge focus shifts to concrete security and integration commitments: research shows 98% of enterprises use open source but only 50% use SBOMs, so efforts target securing the most critical components (aiming to catalog ~200), automating tooling and training, and tracking progress via the LFX platform and a new LFN white paper. Re-aggregation delivers 5G super blueprints that pre-integrate ONAP, OpenDaylight, Magma, EMCO for deployable stacks, and a Google Cloud–backed automation project (first-year subsidy) extends Kubernetes CRDs for telecom functions.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:36ONEEF Housekeeping
- 2:32Research & Survey - Open Source Security
- 3:19Open Source Security Research and Lessons Learnt
- 4:14Securing the Open Source Supply chain - 6 top actions
- 5:15Networking and Edge - Open source security
- 5:47Announcing a new LFN white paper: OSS Security
- 7:38Key Projects/Umbrella momentum - Contributions Grow
- 8:10Open Source foundations + Standards + Alliances 202
- 9:50Key Project Integrations
- 10:19Re-Aggregation Momentum
- 13:13End to End Open Source Software Collaboration missing pieces
- 14:12Next Big things - 6G
- 14:51Edge Compute aligning with Digital Transformation
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