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There will be plenty of bugs in coming months, but this is all brand new so be patient or chip in рџ™‚ You can update the code by pulling updates, or just deleting the code directory and re-cloning the repo with the instructions in the second part of this post: I am much less versed on the net-virt controller since I had only had Floodlight prior to last week. If nervous about posting that public I totally understand and will try and get back to you here. I probably watch the ODP listserv closer then I do comments here, so probably best to throw questions over there. Drop me a comment if you notice one and I would very much appreciate it.

I havenвЂ™t really tested them other on my laptop and what not, so there may be some huge problem I am missing. I probably recommend at least 1-2GB if memory since both bootstraps run in JVMs that love memory. The VMs contains the following working components, along with a snapshot of any bugs from the time of pull. The Listerv speaks for itself and is linked at the bottom of the post.

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Feel free to ping me for suggestions on Twitter or here, but seriously, this isnвЂ™t a bunch of terse belittling. I have found the folks on this project to be incredibly nice, helpful and everything awesome about open source projects. OSS is all about peer review, but thats a good thing, especially when its constructive. I tend to be especially on something as big as this. Last note, donвЂ™t be shy about asking questions or looking to contribute. I am sure the TSC (Technical Steering Committee) would appreciate feedback from the community over the next few months from actual networking pros who get paid to design, build and operate networks. Take a look at both of the projects, wether ops or dev oriented, both are have had a lot of work put into them and hopefully will blend into a good base for everyone to begin contributing to. Someone like myself, who doesnвЂ™t work for Google, MS, FBook etc, that hasnвЂ™t paid to join this, or other consortiums, yet still was able to push a commit to the project. For what it is worth, this is a real life open source project, very much like OpenStack. OpenDaylight is run by the Linux foundation based off meritocracy rather then a handful of people. I think it is important for those interested in OpenDaylight and ideally, what direction the community collectively decides is necessary and flexible enough to fit as broad a community as possible, rather then niche hyper-scale networks. This is merely a VM that has two controller proposals. Once the project consolidates, I will do the same with the VMs.

Very little if any Linux knowledge is required. I split it into dev and ops images so anyone curious or having trouble getting things installed can pull these down. I put up a couple of Pre-Built OpenDaylight VM Image, made up of the two proposed bootstrap controllers and OpenFlow tools, on a couple of VM images.

While there is still some uncertainty on the platform details of OpenDaylight, there isnвЂ™t uncertainty in my mind, where I will be devoting my time for the rest of the year. There are more images on the OpenDaylight web site: OpenDaylight OpenStack Integration with DevStack on Fedora в†’

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Update: We have new images for download now.