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Assembling the set of selected components defined by the RDs into a platform enables a proof-of-concept to allow the test and trial of the design. These platforms are called Exemplar Platforms and each of them will be based on a Reference Design and will serve as reference implementations. These platforms are designed to make it easy to download, modify, trial and deploy an operational instantiation and thereby speed up adoption and deployment.
July 2018 the ONF Board approved the following official processes for reviewing, approving, licensing and releasing Reference Designs:
ONF Reference Design Process and Procedure Overview FINAL.pdf
This process is driven by the TLT and the ONF Partners on the Reference Design Teams (RDTs). Once a Draft version is approved, it is released to ONF members for review. This process is outlined visually here:
Please refer back to the RD process document for additional details.
Earlier this year, ONF operators started work on four reference designs (RDs) as part of the new ONF strategic plan, with a goal to drive ONF open source solutions into production. All four of these RDs are now available in draft form, thanks to the work done by the respective reference design teams comprised of the Operator Group and aligned ONF Supply-chain Partners. These four RDs have been approved by the TLT to proceed to the ONF Membership review phase, prior to public release as ONF Board approved ONF Reference Designs.
Registered individuals from ONF member companies may access the draft RDs and provide feedback by clicking on the RD of interest below. (See note below if you have difficulty getting to these wiki pages.)
Virtualized Broadband: SDN-Enabled Broadband Access (SEBA) Reference Design
NFV Fabric: ONOS/Trellis NFV Fabric Reference Design
Next Gen SDN: Unified, Programmable, and Automated Networks (UPAN) Reference Design
Disaggregated Optical Networking: Open Disaggregated Transport Network (ODTN) Reference Design
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