One of the key goals the broader community had in the formation of the LFN was to facilitate more collaboration between LF managed networking projects. ONS <https://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/open-networking-summit-north-america-2018/> is one of the rare opportunity where developers from several LFN projects can come together. As such this will be the primary focus of the Developer Forum discussions on Monday (all day) & Tuesday (am only).
In addition we're trying to get breakout rooms where individual teams can schedule meetings while Developer Forum presentations are occurring. In the case of ONAP we will be having our F2F TSC meeting on the Sunday preceding ONS, (March 25th) so there should be time for discussions in breakout rooms Monday-Tuesday. The ideas below for Developer Forum "tracks” have been shared with the the ODL and OPNFV TSCs already. I’ve put an agenda item on next week’s TSC meeting for ONAP to discuss this and fd.io <http://fd.io/> will also review this list shortly. Within OPNFV there was a consensus on the the approach. We are getting the the LFN wiki in place soon and we will have pages for suggested tracks and sessions proposals where people can submit their ideas and feedback. We are woking on the logistics for the team meetings and I expect to have clarity on that within the next few days. ONS registration will be required for participation in the Developer Forum tracks, but I do not know about team meetings yet. Proposed Developer Forum Tracks • Container networking: • Using container technologies for building applications, deployment, testing, etc. • Cloud native development • Working in heterogeneous environment with containers and VMs • Cross-community CI/Lab infrastructure: • Cross community effort to shorten development & feedback cycles • Tooling for streamlined XCI • Lab infrastructure/resource available for LFN projects • Integrated testing: • Opportunities for streamlining/removing duplicate testing efforts across LFN projects • Analyzing test results • Long-duration/stress testing and other frontiers • Security testing • Standards & Open Source: • How open source projects can work more effectively with standards organizations (e.g. ETSI, MEF, IETF, etc.) to address new industry challenges • Complementing each parties' (i.e. open source projects' & SDO's) strengths • Feedback mechanism between open source projects & SDO's • VNFs: • Onboarding and deployment • Lifecycle management • Testing VNFs Best Regards, -kenny Kenny Paul, Technical Program Manager [email protected] 510.766.5945
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