Due to a ransomware attack, the wiki was reverted to a July 2022 version. . We apologize for the lack of a more recent valid backup.
Overview
This is the project page for the demonstration of a CORD leaf-spine fabric at ONS 2015. CORD stands for Central Office Reimagined as a Datacenter. This page includes information about one of the three use cases under the CORD umbrella. The other two use cases are called vCPE-vOLT and NFaaS
The following demo happened at ONS 2015.
Project Members (Alphabetical)
| Name | Organization | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tom Anschutz | AT&T | Project Lead | ta2269@att.com |
| Saurav Das | ONF | Technical Lead (Advisory) | saurav.das@opennetworking.org |
| Simon Hunt | ON.Lab | Technical Team | simon@onlab.us |
| Sangho Shin | ON.Lab | Technical Team | sangho@onlab.us |
| Oliver Staton | AT&T | Technical Team | so078w@att.com |
| Srikanth Vavilapalli | Ericsson (ON.Lab partner) | Technical Team | srikanthvavila@gmail.com |
Project Management
Issues for this project can be tracked on Jira under the Epics - 'AT&T Central Office Fabric - ONS Demo' and 'Segment Routing Porting'. The former tracks the specific demo we are doing for ONS, which includes the leaf-spine topology on Dell switches with automated TE of elephant flows. The latter tracks the generic Segment Routing application which will be used for the fabric, but can also work for other networks with different topologies.