https://www.meetup.com/ru-RU/Open-Source-Networking-Moscow/events/251913593/

1. LF Networking
Overview
Heather Kirksey
VP, Ecosystem and Community

2. Hyperledger
ODPi
R Consortium
Linux
Node.js Foundation
OpenAPI
JS Foundation
Open Mainframe
Open Project
MAMA
Let’s Encrypt!
CII
ONAP
OpenDaylight,
OPNFV
FDIO, PNDA,
SNAS.io
CORD, ONOS
FRR, Openswitch
DPDK, OvS, IO
Visor
OSC
Tungsten Fabric
DANOS
AllJoyn/IoTivity
EdgeX Foundry
Zephyr Project
AGL
Dronecode
Yocto Project
Tizen
Cloud Foundry
CNCF
OCI
Xen Project
The Linux Foundation Leads
Open Source Momentum
Cloud
Embedded & IOT
LF Networking
& Projects
Platforms
Blockchain,
Data &
Analytics
* Few examples only
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3. Sustainable Innovation: Open Source Networking
Creating de-facto platform and standards to enable next generation solutions in
Telecom, Enterprise and Cloud Networks
Solutions
Value
Network Automation/Zero Touch
New Services
5G/IOT/Edge/AI
New Services in minutes
$576M shared innova
De-facto platform for >60% Global Sub
Carrier Services
Cloud Services
Enterprise Services
LF 9/10 Most important projects
SDO+OSS
harmonization

4. LF Networking Vision: Automating Cloud, Network, & IOT
Services
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Residential Services Enterprise ServicesCloud Services
Data
Centers
Carrier
Network
Cloud
Network
IOT Services
Cloud
Automation
IOT Automation
Infrastructure
Software &
Automation
Services
Enterprise
Software Defined
Data Centers
(SDDC)
Public/Hybrid
Cloud Service
Providers
Cloud Hosting
Private Cloud
Providers
Web Service ProvidersService
Providers
MSO/CableCo
(ONAP, OPNFV, ODL,
FD.io, SNAS, PNDA)

5. Open Source and The LF: Foundation for Rapid
Innovation
› For carriers and service providers: open source = foundation of 5G and
beyond
› For enterprises and cloud providers: next-generation
private/public/hybrid cloud networking & orchestration
› VMs, Containers, or the next technology not yet imagined
› LF networking projects separately have each dramatically accelerated
networking innovations over the past 5 years
› Deployed at scale in major carriers and cloud providers around the globe
› Together, they will enable data networking advancements at an
unprecedented rate for decades to come
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6. Open Source Networking Landscape
Linux Foundation hosts 9/10 Top projects
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Product, Services & Workloads
CI/CD
Linux Foundation
Hosted
Disaggregated Hardware
Network Control
Network Operating Systems
Cloud & Virtual Management
Orchestration, Management, Policy
Application Layer / App Server
IO Abstraction & Data Path
SystemIntegration&TestAutomation
Network Data Analytics
Automation of Network + Infrastructure + Cloud + Apps + IOT
LF Networking
Harmonized
Outside Linux
Foundation
Standards
InfrastructureSoftwareServices
SONiC

7. Introducing LF Networking
Governance Integration + Technical Independence
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9. LF Networking Governance
LFN Governing
Board
Marketing
Advisory Council
Technical
Advisory Council
(TAC)
ODL
TSC
OPNFV
TSC
Developer Communities
FD.io
TSC
ONAP
TSC
Etc
…
ODL WG
OPNFV
WG
FD.io
WG
ONAP
WG
Cross-project collaboration
Converged Infra
New Project Induction
Developer Voice to GB
Budget
Strategy
Marketing Strategy
Legal
Board Committees
End User Advisory Group
Compliance & Verification
China
PR WG
Etc…
Annual Marketing Plan
PR
Events
Content/Web
Branding
Market Development

10. › End User Advisory Group
› A forum for end users to
discuss their pain points,
requirements, and engage
with the technical community
› Launching 2Q18!
› Wiki (Meeting Agendas,
Minutes, EUAG Membership
Agreement)
Guide
• Share feedback based on experience
• Partner with the technical community
Assist
• Assist in feature prioritization
• Describe intended usage
Engage
• Grow the community
• Deploy

11. Open Source Networking User Groups
› 37 Groups – 23 Countries – 6,411 Members
› Open Source Networking User Groups are locally
managed groups passionate about network
transformation through open source
› Groups hold 2-4 meetups per year
› See the global network of groups and upcoming
meetups: https://www.meetup.com/pro/osnug

12. There are lots of ways to get involved!
Join TSC calls
and subscribe to
project mailing
lists
Attend Hackfests,
Plugfests and
developer events
Contribute to
release
documentation
Provide your
deployment
feedback through
the EUAG
Search for Open
Bugs, or Report a
New One, in the
project JIRAs
Start or join a
local OSN Meetup
Define compliance
and verification
test cases
Review and
submit code
patches

13. Platinum and Gold Members
Gold
Platinum

14. 14
CertusNet
Silver
Associate
Silver & Associate Members

15. Questions?
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