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How “Lab as a Service” supports OPNFV and ONAP development

Guy Daniels
By Guy Daniels

May 13, 2019

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Lincoln Lavoie, Senior Engineer, Broadband Technologies, UNH-IOL

The Interoperability Lab at the University of New Hampshire (UNH-IOL) is a community resource that allows developers and open source users to have access to resources that they might not have themselves. The “Lab as a Service” provides the necessary shared compute and networking resources for developers working on projects such as OPNFV. Access is remote via a VPN connection, so it acts like a remote server. Those new to OPNFV can create a virtual deployment on a single node and run small VNFs on top. It gives developers access to a bare metal system for low level checking and installs. The next step is to add better support for multi-node usage, integrating the CI work that's being done in the OPNFV project and making the system more compatible with ONAP development.

Filmed at ONS North America 2019, San Jose, United States

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