Dell - Internal Use - Confidential Probably the most obvious difference is that the SAI is a switch abstraction interface only. Focused on providing a generic interface on top of any type of switch.
You will see that in the headers and files – that these headers/files are or should be platform agnostic (Linux/Windows/Etc..) Cheers, Cliff From: opencompute-networking-boun...@lists.opencompute.org [mailto:opencompute-networking-boun...@lists.opencompute.org] On Behalf Of gyanesh patra Sent: Wednesday, August 05, 2015 12:52 PM To: opencompute-networking@lists.opencompute.org Subject: [Opencompute-networking] How SAI differed from OpenDataPlane (ODP) developement Hi All, I have seen ODP and SAI have good traction in networking community with very rapid contribution and development. Can anyone please explain how they are different from each other? What is the fundamental difference in their goal? Thanks P Gyanesh Kumar Patra
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