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OVSDB protocol handler project is now ongoing
This month, have started a project to implement OVSDB protocol, which is specified in RFC 7047. As its first outcome, we have released the project at GitHub and waiting others' responses.
Currently it only supports list_dbs and get_schema method. Thus, we are anticipating many others' help to make it as a complete OVSDB protocol stack. If you want to join, please refer following URL.
https://github.com/bjlee72/ovsdb
OpenIRIS Development Team
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OpenIRIS v2.0.0 is released
Features:
OpenIRIS v2.0.0 supports Openflow 1.0.1 ~ 1.3.2 based on Loxigen library.
OpenIRIS v2.0.0 supports more than 512 concurrent connections to switches.
OpenIRIS v2.0.0 provides a recovery module from link failures (OFMNetFailover)
OpenIRIS v2.0.0 provides a firewall module (OFMFirewall) which is far enhanced from the original Floodlight 0.90 version.
OpenIRIS v2.0.0 is equipped with a Static Flow Entry Manager (OFMStaticEntryManager) which supports Openflow 1.3 switches.
Tested on
Mininet
OVS
HP and NEC ProgrammableFlow switches
EstiNet-8 Network Emulator
Windows as an OpenIRIS-running platform
Linux (Ubuntu) as an OpenIRIS-running platform
TODO
More documents and tutorials
More detailed javadoc documents
OpenIRIS is now integrated with Floodlight-Loxigen
Today we announce that we've successfully integrated Loxigen-OpenflowJ library with OpenIRIS. The integration is tested with OF 1.0/1.3 switches, and there was no problem identified. You can check the result in the loxigen branch.
Further, we have measured the OpenIRIS-loxigen performance with cbench (loopback interface was used): The throughput was approximately 500M Flows per second.
During the course of the integration, we modified Loxigen to support java.nio.ByteBuffer, and sent a pull request to Loxigen/master.
OpenIRIS OF 1.3 support is now going stable
During ONS 2014, we have applied various feedback from users to OpenIRIS and finally have made it stable for OF 1.3 mininet tests. We have used Mininet 2.1.0+ for testing, and the lastest version of ofsoftswitch13 stack from CqPD. Beware not to use older version of Mininet and ofsoftswitch13, because the soft switches that they create crash while applying FlowMod records for various flows simultaneously.
And here come several news from ONS 2014: Floodlight announced Open Networking Linux (ONL), and Indigo 2.0 integrated with Broadcom switches, through the API 'OF-DPA' version 1.0. They have also announced that they will soon announce the next version of Floodlight that supports OF 1.3 specification using Loxigen.
OpenDaylight demonstration was not that successful although they did some relentless efforts to make it stable: they did distribute their demo software on site, but it has too many bugs to be demonstrated.