Linux Foundation publishes Amsterdam, the first code release for ONAP

Guy Daniels
By Guy Daniels

Nov 27, 2017

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Arpit Joshipura, GM of Networking & Orchestration, The Linux Foundation

The Open Network Automation Platform (ONAP) has announced the availability of its first platform release, called Amsterdam, which delivers a unified architecture for end-to-end, closed-loop network automation. The open source code is hosted by the Linux Foundation, which views Amsterdam as the first step toward the realisation of a globally-shared architecture and implementation for network automation, based on open source and open standards. The Amsterdam release includes code from OpenECOMP and Open-O to provide design-time and run-time environments within a single, policy-driven service orchestration platform. 55 percent of the world’s mobile subscribers are supported by ONAP members.

Filmed at: MEF 17, Orlando, November 2017

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