OpenSDN
About OpenSDN
OpenSDN provides open source software defined networking (SDN) software for building large scale networking fabrics. It supports multiple compute systems including OpenStack, CloudStack, and Kubernetes. It is a direct fork of Tungsten Fabric and is compatible with Tungsten Fabric, Contrail, and OpenContrail. It provides networking and security across bare metal, virtualized, and containerized applications. It supports open standards such as VxLAN and MPLS.
Used for
- Connecting multiple orchestration stacks like Kubernetes, CloudStack, and OpenStack
- Choosing an SDN plug-in for CNI, Neutron, or others
- Networking and security across bare metal, virtualized and containerized applications
- Controlling, viewing and analyzing policy across multiple stacks
Who it is for
- Used by large telcos.
- Used by public clouds such as Yandex.
- Used by major enterprises.
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