There’s an open source insurgence happening in the networking industry. Increasing demands on the network to scale to unprecedented levels and at the same time become more customized to specific use cases has led to the emergence of open source projects to support them. In many cases, networking vendors are using these open source projects […]
We’re thrilled to announce that registrations at ONOS Build 2017 are now open! You can register directly on the event website: http://onosbuild.org/register/ Registration is FREE if you are already actively involved in the ONOS project as a code contributor, brigade member or Ambassador, or if your organization is a member of the ONF. We will […]
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Guest post by Guru Parulkar in Network Computing The ONF’s Open Innovation Pipeline aims to build integrated solutions to speed SDN adoption. If you want to transform something, truly change the way it’s done, you first have to break it down. The network infrastructure industry has been undergoing a major transformation and not surprisingly this […]
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Timon Sloane, VP of Standards and Membership at the Open Networking Foundation and Phil Robb, VP of Operations, Networking and Orchestration at the Linux Foundation, speak about how the structured process by which an idea becomes usable code in a well-run open source project occurs. They also discussed whether the future of container networking is […]
The Open Source Networking Summit (ONS) hosted by the Linux Foundation in Santa Clara, California, has emerged to become one of the leading networking events in the industry. View the announcement slides here.
Timon Sloane, VP of Standards and Membership at the Open Networking Foundation and Phil Robb, VP of Operations, Networking and Orchestration at the Linux Foundation, speak about how the structured process by which an idea becomes usable code in a well-run open source project occurs. They also discussed whether the future of container networking is […]
