The document discusses the OpenDaylight project, an open source SDN controller. It provides an introduction to SDN and OpenDaylight, describing OpenDaylight as a Linux Foundation project with over 500 developers. It outlines ways to contribute such as joining projects, interning, or participating in user groups. Details are given on the OpenDaylight summer internship program and user groups.
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The Third OpenDaylight Lisboa Meetup
1. The Third OpenDaylight Lisboa Meetup
Pradeeban Kathiravelu
INESC-ID Lisboa
Instituto Superior T´ecnico, Universidade de Lisboa
Lisbon, Portugal
FCUL, Lisboa, Portugal
November 27th
, 2015.
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2. Introduction
Software-Defined Networking
The physical separation of the network control plane from the
forwarding/data plane.
(Logically) centralized control plane.
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3. Introduction
SDN Controller
The “brain” of the Software-Defined Networks.
Written in high-level languages.
OpenDaylight, ONOS, Floodlight, NOX, ..
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4. Introduction
OpenDaylight
A Linux Foundation Project.
Open source, Eclipse License.
Not just a controller - Many SDN projects!
500+ developer community.
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5. Introduction
How to contribute?
Join or contribute to one of the projects.
OpenDaylight Summer Internship.
OpenDaylight User Groups.
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