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- Carmelo Cascone / ON.Lab (carmelo@opennetworking.org)
Brigade Members:
- Andrea Campanella / ON.Lab (andrea@opennetworking.org)
- Yi Tseng / ON.Lab (yi@opennetworking.org)
- Jonghwan Hyun / ON.Lab (jonghwan@opennetworking.org)
- Wu Shaoyong / ZTE (wu.shaoyong@zte.com.cn)
Jian Tian / ZTE (tian.jian@zte.com.cn)
Ke Zhiyong / ZTE (ke.zhiyong@zte.com.cn)
- Frank Wang / Inspur (wangpeihui@inspur.com)
- Minh Pham / UTS (mngpham@gmail.com)
- Tom Tofigh / AT&T (tofigh@att.com )
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Brigade Status:
Active. Find here the JIRA epic we are currently working on:
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Bi-weekly meetings:
Find here the next meeting time and agendaCurrently doing recruiting and early planning.
Contact the brigade:
For any information or to join the brigade please contact Carmelo Cascone (carmelo@onalbcarmelo@opennetworking.usorg) or David Boswell (david@onlabdavid@opennetworking.usorg).
Background:
P4 is a domain-specific language (DSL) designed to allow the programming of packet forwarding devices. P4 can be used to program different targets such as software switches, FPGA-based NICs or switches based on reconfigurable ASICs. P4 enables protocol-independent programmability at different levels, for example:
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The scope of this brigade is to make ONOS aware of this new dimension of programmability, in which support for new forwarding/processing capabilities can be added by writing and deploying P4 programs.
[work in progress]
Short-term focus in 2017:
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Support for P4 will affect the whole ONOS platform, from the southbound to the northbound. The P4 brigade is looking for members willing to contribute! Subscribe to the P4 mailing list and introduce yourself or contact Carmelo Cascone (carmelo@onlabcarmelo@opennetworking.usorg) or David Boswell (david@onlabdavid@opennetworking.usorg) if if you are interested.