OpenStack On Ales 2013 - Software-Defined Networking with OpenFlow
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Channel: Confreaks · 2014 · Science & Technology
By Tim Miller OpenStack networking supports several pluggable backends. Perhaps the most flexible and intriguing of these is the OpenVSwitch plugin, which is built atop the OpenFlow protocol. This talk describes the low-level details of the OpenFlow protocol, how it is implemented in both the software OpenVSwitch and in off-the-shelf physical switches, and how it is used by OpenStack Neutron to provide such features as tenant-isolated networks and overlapping subnets. Additionally, an OpenFlow sandbox development environment will be demonstrated, which provides a simple way to begin getting one's hands dirty this exciting technology. Help us caption & translate this video! http://amara.org/v/FG0M/
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