End users can rest assured that the early days of OpenDaylight releases that were jam-packed with tens-to-hundreds of new under-supported features are far gone. The latest release, Carbon, showcases the maturity and production-grade quality that Platform users have come to expect. Carbon provides significant improvements to security, stability and network programmability. A driving goal for […]

New network infrastructure designed to create smart cities is poised to open the door for dramatic improvements in the efficiency, cost and variety of municipal programs and services. Unlike the traditional approach, where service providers build their own infrastructure for each business or residential client, open programmable smart city infrastructure controlled by software defined networking […]

What project or projects do you maintain and what was your motivation for creating those projects and releasing them as open source software? I work mostly on the OpenDaylight project, maintaining many sub-projects it has, with a high amount of focus on the core projects. OpenDaylight is a framework providing tools to build software-defined networking […]

Originally posted as a guest blog on OpenDaylight.org by Maddison Long, Marketing Director at Inocybe Technologies. As an open source software defined networking (OSSDN) platform made up of many components with  features that address  various networking use-cases, OpenDaylight can seem complex when you first engage with the platform. By nature, the complex makeup of any open source […]