Service Function Chaining
Welcome to Service Function Chaining
- 1 Welcome to Service Function Chaining
- 2 Introduction
- 3 Feel free to edit this section as necessary
- 4 Documentation
- 5 Release Planning
- 5.1.1 Backlog
- 5.2 SFC Sonar
- 5.3 SFC TASKS
- 5.4 SFC Installation and Testing Guide
- 5.5 Different SFC Distributions
- 5.5.1 Using the distribution
- 5.6 The SFC Configuration in a nutshell
- 5.7 Building SFC
- 5.8 Testing SFC
- 5.8.1 Testing locally
- 5.8.2 Testing on Gerrit
- 5.9 SFC demos and Hackathon Documents
- 5.10 Meetings
- 6 Release Notes
Introduction
Service Function Chaining provides the ability to define an ordered list of a network services (e.g. firewalls, load balancers). These services are then "stitched" together in the network to create a service chain. This project provides the infrastructure (chaining logic, APIs) needed for ODL to provision a service chain in the network and an end-user application for defining such chains.
Project Facts
Project Creation Date: May 15, 2014
Lifecycle State: Incubation
Type: Application
Primary Contact: Brady Johnson
<bradyallenjohnson@gmail.com / #ebrjohn>
Testing Contact: Jaime Caamaño
<jcaamano@suse.com / #jaicaa>
Documentation Contact: David Suárez Fuentes
<david.suarez.fuentes@gmail.com / #dsuarez>
Project Lead: Brady Johnson
<bradyallenjohnson@gmail.com / #ebrjohn>
Committers:
Active:
Brady Johnson (bradyallenjohnson@gmail.com)
David Suarez Fuentes (david.suarez.fuentes@gmail.com)
Diego Granados (dgranados@gmail.com)
Jaime Caamaño (jcaamano@suse.com)
Miguel Duarte (mdbarroso@gmail.com)
Advisory:
Yi Yang (yi.y.yang@intel.com)
Keith Burns (Cisco, alagalah@gmail.com)
Reinaldo Penno (Cisco, rapenno@gmail.com)
Inactive:
Vinayak Joshi (vinayak.joshi@ericsson.com)