Explore the future of open networks in this 58-minute webinar from the Linux Foundation. Dive into the comprehensive whitepaper created by the LFN Technical Advisory Council (TAC), covering the role of open source in modern network design, Linux Foundation projects as building blocks for modern networks, and an end-to-end use case. Learn how to incorporate open source and LFN projects into next-generation project designs and product roadmaps, with insights on traditional networks, innovation in networking, the role of LFN, and the synergy between open source and standards. Discover key projects like OpenDaylight and ONAP, their functionalities, and benefits. Gain valuable knowledge on network virtualization, network abstraction, and practical implementation through a detailed E2E use case example, making this webinar essential for system architects, developers, product managers, network operators, and system integrators.
Building the Future of Open Networks with LF Networking - Webinar
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
The LFN TAC and white paper LF Networking is an umbrella organization that supports the largest set of networking projects with the broadest community in the industry
Traditional networks and the need for a change • Communications Service Providers (CSPs) acquiring proprietary technology from Network Equipment Providers (NEP).
Innovation in networking - before open source
Innovation in networking with open source
The role of the LFN
Open source and standards - "better together"
The technology layers
Project highlights
What is Open Daylight?
MD-SAL Application Creation Process
Use Case II - Network Virtualization for Cloud & NFV
Use Case III - Network Abstraction
What is ONAP?
ONAP Overview
Scope of ONAP
Detailed ONAP Functional Overview
Benefits of using ONAP
Problem statement
E2E use case example
Phase - Building the network and preparing the network functions
Phase I - Network service design and deployment
Phase 2 - Network service operation
Conclusion
Taught by
Linux Foundation
