I believed that the OpenFlow protocol will still be used in some
area/company for a while.
For example, Broadcom OF-DPA agent uses OpenFlow protocol. And some
partners of ONF uses that in their production network.
ONF will focus on supporting P4Runtime, gNMI, and gNOI protocol in the
future. But
Hi,
Fine, but what does 'the information is correct' mean? That according to
the ONF public relations OF is a dead end?
Depending on where, it may be. But there is a considerable base installed -
just think about how many OSes use OVS as their
low level networking component-, so I fear it will not
Pedro,
They are pretty well hidden. I am more interested in the future of Ryu,
will the project look to incorporate the move towards data plane
programmability via P4 P4Runtime etc... and support PISA architectures?
Regards,
Diarmuid
On Tue 9 Jul 2019, 10:56 Pedro Andres Aranda Gutierrez
wrote
The information is correct.
http://www.enterprisenetworkingplanet.com/netsp/openflow-is-the-past-as-onf-announcesstratum-project-to-redefine-sdn.html
But still, OpenFlow is proven and widley accepted . Stratum is still
unknown and early bubble. so we have to wait and watch.
RYU perspective, its
HI Diarmuid,
are you really sure about that? My reading is that the ONF is happy with
the current OpenFlow specs (<= 1.5) and that there seems no interest in
continuing evolving them. However that doesn't seem to mean that they are
not going to support it. How would they then continue to advertise
Hi,
I recently went to the ONF website and I noticed they appear to have
dropped OpenFlow in favour of Stratum and P4. What is Ryu's intent in terms
of SBI in the future?
Regards,
Diarmuid
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