Keynote: Open Source and Standards: Better Together
summary
Argues that standards and open source must pair rather than compete and gives concrete outcomes: ETSI spends two to three years adapting open‑source processes and launches an open-source MANO project that prototypes NFV management functions, runs interoperable pilots, and prompts follow‑on tools such as a test language description project, a middlebox security demonstrator and multiple oneM2M implementations. Notes a formal cooperation agreement with the Linux Foundation and reports these experiments speed validation and feed standards work.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06Background
- 2:37Its an impossible battle
- 3:38Do we need standards
- 5:00Why standards
- 6:49We are not blind
- 8:03Were ready to cooperate
- 9:10How is the software community doing
- 10:11ETSI Open Source Man
- 12:06ETSI Open Source Projects
- 13:17Cooperation Agreement
- 14:33Conclusion
- 16:52Outro
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