Software Defined Networking (SDN) Archives

Analysis: How are Faster Networks Advancing the New-Age Datacenters

Posted by: Sagar Nangare March 19, 2019 No Responses

Providing lower latency up to 10 microseconds is a new challenge for operators to enable new technologies in the market. For this to happen, data center need to complement the higher broadband network. It forms the base digital innovation to happen in future.

Analysis: How are Faster Networks Advancing the New-Age Datacenters

OpenStack and Ceph for Distributed Hyperconverged Edge Deployments

Posted by: Sagar Nangare March 6, 2019 No Responses

Red Hat team came with an innovative hyperconvergence of OpenStack projects along with Ceph software-defined storage. A solution shows, it is possible to gain better control all edge nodes by reducing control planes and maintain the continuity and sustainability of 5G network along with the performance required by new age applications.

OpenStack and Ceph for Distributed Hyperconverged Edge Deployments

Tungsten Fabric as SDN for Akraino Based Network Edges

Posted by: Sagar Nangare February 28, 2019 No Responses

Integration of TF with Akraino edge stack enable enhanced features and utilizes remote compute architecture of TF. A solution can orchestrate all types of workloads like PNFs, VNFs and CNF, implement service chaining at edge sites, workload and data transfer security, automating deployment of control functions and workloads, and more.

Tungsten Fabric as SDN for Akraino Based Network Edges

Architecting Edge for Self-driving Cars with OpenStack and ETSI Open Source MANO

Posted by: Sagar Nangare February 27, 2019 No Responses

Involvement of leading open infrastructure projects such as OpenStack and OSM as MANO suggest that such solutions are possible using open-source projects with the added benefit of controlling developing infrastructure costs.

Architecting Edge for Self-driving Cars with OpenStack and ETSI Open Source MANO

Value of NFV for Telecom and Edge Computing

Posted by: Calsoft Inc January 3, 2019 No Responses

L8istSh9y Podcast and Calsoft Inc. collaborated and had a discussion on the value of NFV for Telecom and Edge Computing. The guests invited were Pavan Gupta and Kiran Divekar, Software Architects, at Calsoft Inc. the podcast was hosted by Stephen Spector (Senior Director Digital Marketing, EdgeGravity by Ericsson) & Rob Hirschfeld (CEO, RackN).

Where the Cloud Native Approach is Taking NFV Architecture for 5G

Posted by: Sagar Nangare December 12, 2018 No Responses

This blog explains where cloud-native approach in NFV been this year and where it’s headed.

Where the Cloud Native Approach is Taking NFV Architecture for 5G

DPDK in 3 Minutes or Less…

Posted by: Mandar Shukla November 20, 2018 4 Responses

DPDK (Data Plane Development Kit) came along. It said, "from today on wards there is going to be just one agency, itself, following just one rule book, a dpdk library", irrespective of what the requestor's end goal is. All packets, needing network functionality processing (again, it means routing, switching, firewall allow/deny etc),

Performance Benchmarking of OpenStack-based VIM and VNFs for NFV Environments

Posted by: Sagar Nangare November 13, 2018 No Responses

This post focuses on a case study of evaluation of NFV architecture components i.e. VNFs (virtual network functions) and VIM (virtual infrastructure manager) to deliver best-in-class performance to end users and offer a valid approach to active testing.

Performance Benchmarking of OpenStack-based VIM and VNFs for NFV Environments

DevOps in NFV: Assuring Health of Service Chains and 5G Network Slices

Posted by: Sagar Nangare October 18, 2018 No Responses

This post is about how DevOps methodology is implemented in 5G network slices and service chains for active service assurance and monitoring by vendors like Intel, Netrounds, Rift.io, Arctos labs with the help of ETSI’s Open Source MANO (OSM).

DevOps in NFV: Assuring Health of Service Chains and 5G Network Slices

How NFV Deployments are Driven by Open Source Projects

Posted by: Sagar Nangare August 27, 2018 No Responses

Here's how open source is helping advance network optimization to support emerging technologies. There is a growing demand for efficient networks with low latency and high bandwidth to support innovations such as autonomous cars, connected devices, machine learning, augmented and virtual reality, and real-time analytics.

How NFV Deployments are Driven by Open Source Projects

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