The Global Network Technology Conference focused on “New Technology, New Architecture and New Networks” will take place at the Conference Center of the Great Wall Hotel in Beijing. As the largest network technology event in China, it will feature 2 main sessions, 13 roundtable forum, 8 technical summits (including SDN, NFV, IPv6, 5G, NB-IoT, network security, cloud and data […]
Unleash the Next Wave of SDN P4 Demo: Barefoot leaf-spine fabric controlled by ONOS using P4 Runtime See Trail Point #15 for more detail Visit us to see the first P4 PoC data center fabric solution. In collaboration with P4.org, Google and Barefoot Networks, this PoC will demonstrate the capabilities of the next generation of […]
Andrea Campanella, 28 from Milan, Italy, is employed as a Member of Technical staff (MTS) at Open Networking Foundation (ONF). Andrea obtained a Master’s degree (110/110) in computer science at the Public University of Milan in December 2016 after a Bachelor degree in Digital communication in July 2014. The master degree program and the final […]
Nick McKeown is senior vice president and general manager of the Network and Edge Group (NEX) at Intel Corporation. He is responsible for driving technology and product leadership throughout the network to the intelligent edge. Born in the U.K., McKeown founded five networking companies and received more than 25 industry awards, including 2021’s IEEE Alexander […]
Open Networking Foundation is a community of communities, an umbrella for many software projects advancing open networking. One such project is Mininet, which creates instant virtual networks on laptops and other machines for software-defined (and traditional) networking research, development and teaching. Mininet provides critical open source infrastructure that is helping to enable the SDN revolution: […]
Q: How exactly does ONF plan to go beyond OpenFlow with its standards-focused work? A: We will drive next-generation forwarding plane advancements. This includes extending OpenFlow for different data planes (wireless, optical, etc.), as well as pushing forward the dynamic programmability of the data plane (with technologies such as P4). We will do this through […]
ONF Principal System Architect, Saurav Das, shares how a Professor got him into networking. Why am I in networking? There is a simple way to answer that – Professor Nick McKeown. Let me explain. ln a previous life, I spent several years working in the optical communications industry, related to, but not quite the same […]
Bithika Khargharia shares an overview of three open source projects from ONF’s OpenSourceSDN.org. With SDN and a disaggregated network stack, interoperability is what enables best-of-breed choice and prevents vendor lock-in when the pieces are aggregated back in the context of use cases and solutions. This week I want to talk about three different ONF OpenSourceSDN.org […]
SDN Applications Monitoring and measurement Software Defined Traffic Measurement with OpenSketch, Minlan Yu, Lavanya Jose, Rui Miao, NSDI 2013 FlowSense: Monitoring Network Utilization with Zero Measurement Cost, Curtis Yu, Cristian Lumezanu, Vishal Singh, Yueping Zhang, Guofei Jiang, Harsha V. Madhyastha, PAM 2013 Software-defined Latency Monitoring in Data Center Networks, Curtis Yu, Cristian Lumezanu, Abhishek […]
SDN Building Blocks General Design Fabric: A Retrospective on Evolving SDN, Martìn Casado, Teemu Koponen, Scott Shenker, Amin Tootoonchian, HotSDN 2012 The Scaling Implications of SDN, Martìn Casado On the Scalability of Software-Defined Networking, Soheil Hassas Yaganeh, Amin Tootoonchian, Yashar Ganjali, IEEE Communications Magazine Feb 2013 A Highly Available Software Defined Fabric, Aditya Akella, […]
By Huynh Tu Dang, Marco Canini, Fernando Pedone, and Robert Soulé. Paxos is one of the most widely used protocols for solving consensus, the problem of getting a group of participants to reliably agree on some value used for computation. Paxos is used to implement state machine replication, which is the foundation for building fault-tolerant […]
