Submitted by Sonia on
CleanSky ITN, Network for Cloud Computing Eco-System, is a so called Initial Training Network (ITN) that aims to develop innovative ideas in the emerging areas within the “eco-system” of cloud computing: data center evolution, consolidation and service migration, and beyond, via structural training of young researchers.
Submitted by Sonia on
SONATA will be at the EuCNC 2017, that this year it will take place in Oulu, Finland, June 12-15.
Submitted by Sonia on
SONATA announces its release 2.0, with new innovative features with respect SONATA 1.0 and important improvements in the installation process.
Submitted by Sonia on
This month our blog post is dedicated to the SONATA Network Service Editor, a powerful tool that can allow a non-expert service owner to create a virtual link between two components by simple actions like dragging and dropping a component or drawing a line between two nodes. By visualizing the descriptor as a graph of VNFs, network services, connection points and virtual links, the user gets a better understanding of the relationships between nodes just by a quick look at the graph layout, instead of reading a long descriptor.
Submitted by Sonia on
Diego R. López, Telefónica I+D's Head of Technology Exploration & Standards (GCTO Unit), outlines his forthcoming talk at Cloud Expo Europe London to John Bensalhia...
Agile (and secure) network service prototyping and DevOps will be on the menu for the talk given by Diego R. López, Telefónica I+D's Head of Technology Exploration & Standards (GCTO Unit).
Submitted by Sonia on
SONATA celebrated its 8th plenary meeting at Paderborn University this week.
After the recent release of SONATA 2.0, pilots were at the heart of this meeting´s discussions. The project is now working on delivering three pilots:
Submitted by Sonia on
Don´t miss SONATA February blog post!
This month, we discuss about one of the most important key NFV features for network operators as well as the wider industry, end-to-end Service Management.
Business decisions are oriented to create different services for different customers, enabling a rich suite of personalized offers. The key value resides in that customers may be able to compose their own proprietary services selecting basic network service components in order to create the services that better fit with their specific needs.
Submitted by Sonia on
OSM MidRelease#2 technical meeting has took place this week in Bilbao, Spain.
SONATA project was invited to make a presentation at this meeting in the morning on the 23rd. SONATA was represented there by Josep Martrat (ATOS), project coordinator of SONATA, Michael Bredel (NEC), Technical Coordinator, and Diego Lopez (Telefonica), Chair of ETSI NFV ISG, Co-chair of IRTF's NFVRG and also a member of SONATA consortium.
Both open source communities discussed about items of common interest and potential points of collaboration were explored.
Submitted by Sonia on
We are happy to announce the release of SONATA 2.0, the third official software release delivered since the project started in July 2015.
SONATA’s outcomes are published in a public GitHub repository under Apache v2.0 license, a permissive license that guarantees full rights for adoption, modification and distribution.
SONATA 2.0 Release main improvements:
Submitted by Sonia on
Don´t miss the presentation on DevOps, DevOps: A journey not at event, that our colleague from Altice Labs, José Bonnet, gave at a students seminar in Universidade do Minho, Braga (Portugal), last week.
It is already available in the website section "Project Presentations", within the "PROJECT OUTCOMES" label.
