Keynote: Open Source Networking and a Vision of Fully Automated Networks
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Claim: carriers, cloud and enterprises shift from proprietary stacks to open source and can automate networks at scale. The project ONAP (the merger of ECOMP and Open-O) is live with over 10 million lines of code, ~1,500 developers and coverage representing 55% of global subscribers. OPNFV publishes a release with Kubernetes container support and containerized OpenStack and CI/CD test harnesses, showing cross‑community integration and production‑grade automation.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:50Context
- 2:50How far we have come
- 4:15Challenges
- 5:50Volume
- 6:19Open Network
- 7:51Proprietary Stack
- 9:00Open Source Networking
- 12:28Combined
- 13:17Borg
- 14:02Metro Ethernet Forum
- 15:17ONAP
- 15:40OPN EFI
- 17:30Conclusion
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