Keynote: Open Networking 2.0 – Raising the Game for the Networking Industry
summary
Claims that Dell open-sources the base OS (OPX/OpenSwitch) and provides a commercially hardened lower layer that runs in a Tier‑1 carrier are tested with partners and stacks you can drop onto S‑series hardware; chip cadence moves from three years to roughly annual merchant silicon releases, and porting a new chipset historically costs about 30 engineers × 6 months. The stack supports third‑party NOSes (Cumulus, Big Switch, IP Infusion, Pluribus), orchestration via NSX/OpenDaylight, composable L2/L3 modules from Metis (35 years) and upstream kernels for faster security patches.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:19Open Systems
- 5:18Open Source
- 7:29Open Switch
- 10:49Composable Stack
- 12:14Automation Framework
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