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December 2017

SearchSDN: New ONAP Architecture Provides Network Automation Platform

By In The News

Eight months after its inception, the Open Network Automation Platform project released its first code, dubbed Amsterdam. The ONAP architecture is a combination of two former open source projects — AT&T’s Enhanced Control, Orchestration, Management and Policy and the Open-Orchestrator project.

Transforming Network Infrastructure: ONAP Goes to Amsterdam

By In The News

The Open Network Automation Platform Project has come out with its first deliverable since it was created by the merger of ECOMP and the Open Orchestrator Project, or OPEN-O. That deliverable is a platform called Amsterdam that provides a unified architecture for service automation and orchestration.

“Amsterdam represents significant progress for both the ONAP community and the greater open source networking ecosystem at large,” said Arpit Joshipura, general manager for networking and orchestration at The Linux Foundation, the parent organization of ONAP. “By bringing together member resources, Amsterdam is the first step toward realization of a globally shared architecture and implementation for network automation, based on open source and open standards. It’s exciting to see a new era of industry collaboration and architectural convergence – via a healthy, rapidly diversifying ecosystem – begin to take shape with the release of ONAP Amsterdam.”

Read more at Transforming Network Infrastructure.

Enterprise Networking Planet: Linux Foundation’s Open Network Automation Platform Issues Debut Amsterdam Release

By In The News

The Open Network Automation Platform (ONAP) is out with is first real release, dubbed Amsterdam.

ONAP was first formed by the Linux Foundation in February 2017 as a consolidation of the AT&T-led ECOMP and China Mobile-led OPEN-O network automation projects. An initial code release release from ONAP cameout in April, but the new Amsterdam release is the first full platform milestone.

Read more at Enterprise Networking Planet.

FierceTelecom: AT&T Says ONAP Amsterdam Release will Solidify Gaps, Enhance Vendor Interoperability

By In The News

AT&T is keen on taking advantage of ONAP’s new Amsterdam release, saying it will give the telco several new benefits to streamline service creation and delivery for its wireline and wireless customers.

Having previously developed the ECOMP platform, which it contributed to the OpenSource community to form ONAP, AT&T is keen on taking advantage of Amsterdam for its own network evolution to software.

Read more at FierceTelecom.

TelecomTV: Linux Foundation Publishes Amsterdam, the First Code Release for ONAP

By In The News

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.

Read more at TelecomTV.

VanillaPlus: ONAP Will Promote Open Source Ecosystem Building and Accelerate Operational Transformation, Says Huawei

By In The News

The Open Network Automation Platform (ONAP) community recently announced the availability of its first platform release, ONAP “Amsterdam.” This release delivers a unified architecture for end-to-end, closed-loop network automation and creates a premise for service automation and orchestration.

As a platinum founding member fully engaged in the ONAP community, Huawei actively invested a great deal of resources in technical architecture, code contribution, and system integration, while working with industry partners for operational transformation and the accelerated construction of an open source ecosystem.

Read more at VanillaPlus.