A summary of the various meetings and discussions from the Spring 2105 meeting of the Open Networking User Group (ONUG) where user needs flow into use cases that are shared with vendors who are delivering open networking products.
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The movement to dev ops was primarily focused on application development but Glue Networks brings the concepts of dev ops to WAN (and network orchestration) through their latest Glueware release.
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There is a continuum of open networking that covers the wide spectrum of needs and deployments. Customers are anxiously seeking change and Dell has a strategy to drive open across their entire networking product line.
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As more data is being collected at the edge, the need for processing in place is growing as networks simply cannot handle the deluge. In this environment, ARM has the performance and low power CPUs that make processing at the edge a more reasonable proposition.
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Twice a year, the Open Networking User Group convenes to discuss needs, use cases and the future of networking. These meetings are especially candid and provide a great source of customer input for networking vendors.
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Open networking is the future as large networks today are being crushed by the manual processes and hardware-driven configuration complexities. Dell takes the lead with open networking by leading with an “open first” networking strategy.
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Dell aggressively moves deeper into open networking by leveraging the Linux-based NOS options from Cumulus Networks. This partnership gives both companies an opportunity to address segments of the market in ways that they could not individually.
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