A common use-case: “handling NETCONF devices via REST endpoints”. With lighty.io RNC, this is easier than ever! — The lighty.io RNC (RESTCONF-NETCONF) application allows to easily initialize, start and utilize the most used OpenDaylight services and optionally add custom business logic. lighty.io RNC has been recently used in the first-ever production deployment of ONAP, by Orange. This pre-packed container image served as a RESTCONF — NETCONF bridge for…

The lighty.io gNMI RESTCONF plugin allows for easy manipulation of gNMI devices. PANTHEON.tech has open-sourced the gNMI RESTCONF app for… — The lighty.io gNMI RESTCONF plugin allows for easy manipulation of gNMI devices. PANTHEON.tech has open-sourced the gNMI RESTCONF app for lighty.io, to increase the capabilities of lighty.io for different implementations and solutions. Imagine CRUD operation on multiple gNMI devices, managed by one application — lighty.io. All requests towards the gNMI…

Network fabric describes a mesh network topology with virtual or physical network elements, forming a single fabric. — Network fabric describes a mesh network topology with virtual or physical network elements, forming a single fabric. What is it? This trivial metaphor does not do justice to the industry term, which describes the performance and functionality of mostly L2 & L3 network topologies. …

Multus CNI (Container Network Interface) is a novel approach to managing multiple CNIs in your container network (Kubernetes). Based on its… — Multus CNI (Container Network Interface) is a novel approach to managing multiple CNIs in your container network (Kubernetes). Based on its name, which means multiple in Latin, Multus is an open-source plug-in, which serves as an additional layer in a container network, to enable multi-interface support. …

Microservice-Ready Application for Managing Network Elements in Software-Defined Networks — Microservice-Ready Application for Managing Network Elements in Software-Defined Networks What if I told you, that there is an out-of-the-box pre-packaged microservice-ready application you can easily use for managing network elements in your SDN use case? And that it is open-sourced and you can try it for free? Yep, you heard it right.

PANTHEON.tech has made StoneWork available on the GNS 3 marketplace. This makes it easy for anybody to try out our all-in-one solution. — PANTHEON.tech has made StoneWork available on the GNS 3 marketplace. This makes it easy for anybody to try out our all-in-one solution, which combines multiple cloud-native network functions from our CDNF.io portfolio, in a separate environment. This tutorial will give you the basics on how to set-up StoneWork in an…

StoneWork | An IPSec Appliance — StoneWork | An IPSec Appliance Our CDNF.io portfolio is steadily growing. Our latest addition to the CDNF.io family is StoneWork. Here, StoneWork enables you to securely and remotely access your management plane. StoneWork is a solution which, thanks to its modular architecture, enables you to combine multiple CNFs from the CDNF.io …

Open-source is a philosophy of freedom, meaningfulness, and the idea that wisdom should be shared. — PANTHEON.tech is an avid open-source supporter. As the largest contributor to the OpenDaylight source-code, as well as being active in many more open-source projects and creating our own, we believe that open software is a way of enriching collaboration and making better products overall. Open-source is also a philosophy of…

Produce an immutable & lightweight OpenDaylight distributions with a selected number of pre-installed features. — OpenDaylight ‘s distribution package remained the same for several years. But what if there is a different way to do this, making distribution more aligned with the latest containerization trends? This is where an OpenDaylight Static Distribution comes to the rescue. Original Distribution & Containerized Deployments