| Project: | MidoNet | ||||
MidoNet is a Software Defined Networking solution that's currently integrated with OpenStack, Eucalyptus and Docker. We open sourced in November last year and we’re working hard to build a strong community around it.
This presentation will cover MidoNet's core concepts, what distinguishes it from other SDN solutions, its core design and why you would choose it for your project/business. Or not. I'll also discuss some of the cool features that we're currently working on, especially around Multi-site Federation.
You’ll be introduced to concepts like Topology Aware Switches and JIT Datapath flow computation as well as our distributed agent model. You’ll learn why we strongly believe in having intelligent switches and how this impacts the overlay topology definition as well as the Network Function Virtualization implementation.
Most importantly, we hope you'll head over to midonet.org and take it for a spin.
Pino de Candia is Chief Architect at Midokura. He joined as a Software Engineer in late 2010 and helped build the earliest versions of MidoNet. In 2011 he transitioned to leading the Network Controller team, based in Barcelona, and from early 2013 through mid-2014 he was VP of Engineering.
Prior to Midokura, Pino was at Amazon.com: building Dynamo, a NoSQL data store, for the first 2 years; then managing an internal infrastructure software team focused on caching tools/systems for the next ~2.5 years.
Pino did his B.S. and M.Eng. degrees in Computer Science at Cornell University.
