Brocade's approach to "show me" software defined networking
By Martyn Warwick
Nov 6, 2014
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Andrew Coward, VP Service Provider Strategy, Brocade
In the carrier space, service providers need instructions as well as components for SDN. Just having software is not adequate, you have to provision it and allow customers to configure it to their needs. Unlike previous standards-driven approaches, the way to move forward today is to write code, then publish it to the open source community or feature it within a solution, with the written standards following. Open Daylight is a perfect example of this "show me" rather than "tell me" approach that is defining the new networking landscape.
Filmed at: SDN & OpenFlow World Congress 2014, Dusseldorf, Germany; 14 October, 2014
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