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R2O-UON – Unboxing Open Networking
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R2O-UON – Unboxing Open Networking

Introduction to Open Networking
Created byroute2open.com Lukasz Lukowski
Last updated 4/2023
English
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What you'll learn

  • Understand how the three main organizations (OCP, ONF and TIP) work together in the Open Networking landscape
  • Understand the history of Open Networking
  • Understand how disaggregation works with networking hardware
  • Understand the benefits of Open Networking
  • Compare Traditional vs Open Networking
  • Explain the differences between Bare Metal, White Box and Brite Box hardware
  • Understand the evolution of Open Networking hardware
  • Identify the key players in the Open Networking world

Course content

1 section • 11 lectures • 47m total length

  • General Introduction2:48

    In this introduction lesson, Łukasz Łukowski, the instructor for this Open Networking course, provides an overview of the topics that will be covered in the course. He introduces himself, his background, and his experience in the networking industry. The course will cover the Open Compute Project (OCP), Open Networking Foundation (ONF), and Telecom Infra Project (TIP), as well as the history and benefits of Open Networking and Disaggregation. Additionally, the course will discuss the differences between Bare Metal, White Box, and Brite Boxes and explore the Open Networking Hardware Evolution. Finally, the course will provide an overview of key players in the Open Hardware and Open Software world, and conclude with a summary of everything learned throughout the course.

  • What is OCP (Open Compute Project)?7:04

    Explore how the Open Compute Project creates open source standards for data center hardware and software, showcasing vast member participation, projects, and a marketplace for compliant products.

  • What is TIP (Telecom Infra Project)?6:53

    Discover the Open Networking Foundation's mission to transform mobile and broadband infrastructure through network disaggregation, with 200+ members, ambassadors, software projects, and certified products.

  • A Short History of Open Networking4:23

    Trace the evolution of open networking through the telecom infra project and its collaboration with ONF and OCP. Discover TIP's open, disaggregated, standards-based solutions, labs, and a certified marketplace.

  • What is Open Networking?2:03

    Trace open networking history from the open network install environment (oni) to the Open Compute Project (OCP). Show growth to 500+ platforms across 20+ vendors and open commodity hardware.

  • Benefits of Open Networking4:20
  • The comparison of Traditional vs. Open Networking3:49
  • Difference between Bare Metal, White Box, Brite Box2:33

    Contrast bare metal, white box, and brite box architectures with traditional legacy networking, emphasizing freedom of control, open protocols, and open source tools for easier migration, repurposing hardware, and automation.

  • Open Networking Hardware Evolution3:16

    Explore the evolution of open switches: bare metal, white box, and bright box, and how operating system installation and branding distinguish them.

  • A short view of Key Players in the Open Hardware and Open Software World9:12

    Trace the open networking hardware evolution from hyperscalers to telco, enterprise, and campus deployments. Highlight speed upgrades from 40g to 800g, power efficiency, and programmable silicon.

  • Summary1:28

Requirements

  • Some basic knowledge of computer networking is advised for people wanting to take the course.

Description

Welcome to R2O-UON - Unboxing Open Networking, an engaging and comprehensive course designed to introduce you to the fascinating world of Open Networking. This course is ideal for individuals interested in learning more about the open-source environment, including university students, network architects, engineers, security architects, and system engineers. With a focus on understanding the key organizations, hardware, software, and benefits associated with Open Networking, this course will provide you with a solid foundation for building your expertise in this rapidly evolving field.

Throughout the course, you will explore the roles and contributions of the three main organizations in the Open Networking landscape - the Open Compute Project (OCP), Open Networking Foundation (ONF), and Telecom Infra Project (TIP). You will also delve into the history of Open Networking, learning about its development and the driving forces behind its growth.

In addition, the course will cover essential concepts such as disaggregation, the differences between Bare Metal, White Box, and Brite Box hardware, and the evolution of Open Networking hardware. You will also examine the benefits of Open Networking and compare it to traditional networking approaches.

By the end of this course, you will have a thorough understanding of the key players in the Open Networking world and will be equipped to make informed decisions about the adoption and implementation of Open Networking technologies. With engaging lessons, interactive forums, and expert guidance from our experienced instructor, this course offers an unparalleled opportunity for you to immerse yourself in the cutting-edge world of Open Networking. Join us today and unlock the potential of Open Networking for your career and your organization.

Who this course is for:

  • University students studying computer science, networking, or related fields who want to gain a deeper understanding of Open Networking concepts and technologies.
  • Network architects and engineers seeking to expand their knowledge of Open Networking and explore its potential applications in their professional environments.
  • Security architects and engineers interested in understanding how Open Networking can impact and potentially improve security within their networks and systems.
  • System engineers looking to broaden their skillset by incorporating Open Networking principles and technologies into their work.

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