Keynote: Open Source, Open Standards & Open Vendors – Srinivasa Kalapala
summary
Verizon frames network change around actual pressures: traffic grows 40–50% annual traffic growth, most carrier IP traffic is concentrated — 80% of IP traffic from five publishers — forcing east‑west routing, low‑latency slices and distributed clouds. Open source shortens timelines versus slow standards bodies; OpenStack is deployed at scale at lower levels but few higher‑level solutions exist, many projects lack diverse contributors and vendors must deliver integrable, open integrations.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Open networking: Service provider's perspective
- 0:44Carrier Landscape
- 2:32Changing network uses
- 5:08Future network of clouds
- 8:30The open source dilemma: the need for focus
- 9:37Bridging the open network expectation gap
- 10:43Ask for the community
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