OpenDaylight’s TTP (Table Type Patterns) Project is enabling ODL to offer a rich northbound interface while abstracting away the hardware details in an interoperable way. This tutorial will explain and demonstrate the following:
- What TTPs are, with real world examples
- How they enable hardware interoperability
- How to create or modify them
- How to import them into OpenDaylight
- How to use OpenDaylight’s TTP features
- How some features can be used without launching the full controller
- TTP support in useful 3rd party tools
Do you have an SDN app idea? Give your 5-minute pitch to the “Dragons” of Networking - leading developers and technologists from OpenDaylight and the industry-at-large who will evaluate and provide feedback on the technical viability and real-world applicability for your SDN app idea.
Dragons will also select one winner who will receive the following:
1) 3-month mentorship from OpenDaylight developer NAME
2) Bragging rights and a digital badge for social media
3) A one-year Developer License of Brocade SDN Controller (complete with support)
Participants should describe the problem being addressed, expected user profile (industry, technical environment, etc), and proposed approach. You are strongly encouraged to attend the OpenDaylight Application Development Tutorial on Monday, July 27, from 8:30am to 5:40pm.
Join us and see if you have what it takes to impress the Networking Dragons!
Know Your Dragons:Note: Once you register, you will receive an email with final instructions and confirmation of your time slot. Reporters are welcome to attend this free event but we ask that you please register in advance.
Located in Grand Ballroom FGH, the CEC features games, food, and fun in a comfortable atmosphere. Take a quick break, grab a bite, play a round of human-sized Jenga or chat with exhibitors and attendees -- the Community Exchange Center has it all! We're even including a few whiteboards that will be freely available for attendees to map out their ODL networking challenges and discuss solutions and key points.
The CEC will also be home to the Demo Theater where you’ll hear from ODL members in 20 minute presentations from 1:00pm - 6:00pm on Tuesday and Wednesday.
And while you’re here, don’t forget to gather stamps for your Passport to Open SDN. Earn four stamps and return to Registration for a chance to win a Raspberry Pi with OpenDaylight embedded!
The Internet of Things (IoT) represents the next major revolution of this generation. Enterprises looking to embrace IoT must confront the challenges of supporting an ever growing number of connected “things”: performance, security, and complexity. This talk explores how Huawei’s IoT architecture extends OpenDaylight’s solid SDN framework to address the performance, security, and complexity concerns of IoT. ODL projects such as Unified Secure Channel (USC) enable IoT by facilitating secure and high performance communication between SDN controllers and network elements across wide area networks (WAN).
This presentation will cover:
1. Customer driven requirements and use cases for IoT
2. Huawei IoT architecture based on OpenDaylight SDN framework
3. Unified Secure Channel: enabling IoT using a fault tolerant and scalable clustering architecture with multiple protocol support
4. Features delivered in OpenDaylight Lithium release
Located in Grand Ballroom FGH, the CEC features games, food, and fun in a comfortable atmosphere. Take a quick break, grab a bite, play a round of human-sized Jenga or chat with exhibitors and attendees -- the Community Exchange Center has it all! We're even including a few whiteboards that will be freely available for attendees to map out their ODL networking challenges and discuss solutions and key points.
The CEC will also be home to the Demo Theater where you’ll hear from ODL members in 20 minute presentations from 1:00pm - 6:00pm on Tuesday and Wednesday.
And while you’re here, don’t forget to gather stamps for your Passport to Open SDN. Earn four stamps and return to Registration for a chance to win a Raspberry Pi with OpenDaylight embedded!
In this keynote panel moderated by Neela Jacques; Guru Parulkar, executive director, Open Networking Research Center; Dan Pitt, executive director, Open Networking Foundation; Prodip Sen, board chair, OPNFV; Justin Pettit, lead developer, Open vSwitch; and Christos Kolias, senior research scientist, Orange will explore one of the key tensions of the largest open source projects: how to accommodate a wide range of technologies and projects while encouraging collaboration and focus around a common code base. These leaders of some of the most successful projects in the industry will discuss the key decisions and learnings as they seek to balance building a big tent and efficiently focusing resources on the most critical use cases.
The following subtopics need to be discussed:
How to update code, how to migrate, what tooling could be available to faciliate this.
We're going to talk about some of the key Be features we're planning to have and prioritize them.
