the “open” in open networking
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© 2014 Open Networking Foundation
© 2014 Open Networking Foundation
The “Open” in Open Networking Dan Pitt, ONF Executive Director
March 3, 2014, Open Networking Summit
www.opennetworking.org
@openflow; @danpittpaloalto
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My Points Today
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• “Open” networking & SDN
• Relation to the rest of the “Open” world
• An announcement from ONF
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What network operators are telling us
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We want to manage our network(s) in one way
Common tools for fixed, WL, optical
Totally flexible infrastructure
We want to create our own services, quickly
Open interfaces to an abstracted network
For us and for our customers
We can’t afford vendor lock-in
Open interfaces to networking equipment
Optimized HW, remote SW we control
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Open interfaces in SDN
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Right places to foster innovation above and below
• Apps Control Plane
• NBIs (de facto)
• Control Plane Data Plane
• OpenFlow (de jure)
• Client Switching Silicon
• HAL/SDK API (?)
• “Open” = published, available, &:
• Not controlled by a single party
Open Networking: Peer-peer protocols replaced by interfaces & APIs
Data Plane
Hardware Abstraction Layer
Switching Silicon/
HW/vSwitch
Control Plane
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Network Operating System
Applications
API API API API
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Open-Source Cloud
Computing
Open Northbound
APIs
Open-Source
Controller
Open-Source
Hardware
Open Southbound
Protocol
Open SDN in the Open Movement
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Future network? = Ethernet + x86 + OpenFlow (all under Linux)
Infrastructure
Layer
Application Layer
Business Applications
Control Layer
Network Services
Network Services
API API API
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What
• Educational tool, open-source, OpenFlow 1.0 app
• Written on OpenDaylight
• Apache 2.0 license on ONF GitHub
Announcing: ONF SampleTap
Why
• Experiment with OpenFlow app development
• Learn about OpenDaylight
• Low-impact OpenFlow experience with tapping
At the Expo today! Code, blogs & webinar coming in March
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• Big Switch Networks
• Cisco Systems
• Gigamon
• HP
Commercial-grade tapping apps (now or soon)
• IBM
• Ixia (Net Optics)
• NEC
• NetScout
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Open Networking in a nutshell
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Separate control & data planes
• De jure standard protocol between
Network abstraction to applications
• De facto standard APIs between
Nothing controlled by a single party
• Community-based