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Network disaggregation is a rebellion. Its a rebellion by network operators against network vendors born out of the frustration of the inability to ease the management of networking equipment, especially at scale. Network disaggregation leads to a separation of hardware from software vendors and the promise of the ability to pick the best of each breed, But the glue that binds the two is an operating system, just like on a server.
In this webinar, we'll examine the different network OS models in use today, both by traditional network vendors and in the brave new world of open networking.
We'll examine specifics of some key network OSes. We'll also see how a model addresses the questions rebel network operators needed to regain control of their network. We'll study OpenFlow, SAI, and Switchdev. And we'll examine the role of Linux arguably the most ubiquitous OS on the planet in the various NOSes.
This is not a webinar about networking, but how things that we don't understand can shape the things we do and care about, networking.