An architecture for virtualisation must be open, extensible and, above all, real
By Martyn Warwick
Nov 15, 2016
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Prayson Pate, CTO, Ensemble, ADVA Optical Networking
As the focus of CSP's turns increasingly to the deployment and operationalisation of network virtualisation, they are seeking truly open family of leading-edge solutions that will permit a wide array of virtual network functions. There are a growing number of them now out there in the marketplace but not all of them are by any means equal. The ideal solution involves a a strategy that encompasses everything from a complete NFV infrastructure stack and a full suite of professional services all the way through to end-to-end lifecycle service orchestration and management. Next-generation service management and orchestration systems must be top-down and able to cover and manage a complex, hybrid services world involving a combination of virtualised and non-virtualised network resources.
FILMED AT: SDN & OpenFlow World Congress 2016, World Forum, The Hague, Netherlands
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