Keynote: Open Source, Open Standards & Open Vendors – Margaret Chiosi
summary
Argues that Huawei assembles production controllers from ONOS and ODL components, runs OPNFV as an integrator/CI-CD platform, and targets selling about 1,000 controllers in three years. Gives a China Unicom case where a model-driven VPN app configures two vendors’ MPLS controllers to interconnect data centers and have mutual backup — a deployed, working proof. Calls for operators to push use cases into production to close the revenue gap.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:50Open Network Ecosystem
- 2:09Community Role
- 4:43Operators Role
- 6:07Vendors Role
- 7:07Case Study
- 7:57Conclusion
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