Keynote: Open Source, Open Standards & Open Vendors – Dr. Eyal Felstaine
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Compares closed versus open orchestration during VNF onboarding and troubleshooting, showing the closed model creates 15 onboarding steps with cascade handoffs, phone trees and offsite debugging while the open model collapses those arrows because the VNF vendor and operator can run the full orchestrator in their lab and inspect or patch the code and artifacts such as TOSCA automation scripts directly. Claims immediate local fixes via a fork or incremental deploy versus waiting for upstream release cadence, cutting labor, time and finger‑pointing.
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