Barcelona, Spain
October 25-28, 2016

Event Details

Please note: All times listed below are in Central Time Zone


Interconnecting Neutron and Network Operators' BGP VPNs

The networking-bgpvpn Neutron stadium project allows to create connectivity between Neutron Ports, via their Networks and Routers, to BGP/MPLS VPNs.

These VPNs are a cornerstone of telecom operators' backbones and interconnect datacenters, businesses or NFV POPs. Interconnecting them on-demand with Openstack is a critical piece of the NFV and hybrid cloud puzzles. This needs to be done in a controller-agnostic fashion to let automation and orchestration code be free of ties to a specific solution. The networking-bgpvpn project has been kickstarted in the Neutron stadium in 2015 to address this need.

 


What can I expect to learn?

We will detail the use-cases for these BGP VPN interconnections, the basics of the API introduced, and outline how the BGPVPN service plugin and its drivers allow the implementation to be based on SDN controllers --three as of today-- or on the Neutron-based driver.

After telling you the story of the project and what you can do with it, we will explain how we worked in the Neutron stadium and the synergies found between Openstack and OPNFV, and tell you what is coming next.

Wednesday, October 26, 12:15pm-12:55pm (10:15am - 10:55am UTC)
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Orange
Thomas is at Orange Labs, mainly involved on SDN and network virtualization for IaaS platforms with activities ranging from architecture/ engineering studies, to lab and software development. Thomas is also active in the IETF, where he contributes to RFCs and has during a few years co-chaired BESS, the working group defining the evolutions of BGP VPN specifications. He has been focusing on... FULL PROFILE
AT&T
Paul Carver is a Principal Member of Technical Staff at AT&T working on Software Defined Networking and Network Function Virtualization. His background includes traditional hardware networking with a wide variety of vendors in WAN and datacenter environments as well as software development in C, Perl and Python. He is currently focused on AT&T's "Domain 2.0" initiative to virtualize... FULL PROFILE
Program Manager Cloud Open Source & Ecosystem at Ericsson
Tim manages the Program coordinating Ericsson's open source and standardization activities in the area of Cloud, SDN and NFVi. He also serves as the TSC chair in OPNFV and is a member of the Linux Foundation Networking Fund's Technical Advisory Committee. Previously, Tim worked at Ericsson Research on 4G and 5G radio access, specializing in radio resource management and spectrum regulation. Tim... FULL PROFILE
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