The Linux Foundation has bagged another open source networking project. The open source virtual switch Open vSwitch (OVS) has become a Linux Foundation Collaborative Project.
Just a few weeks ago CORD(Central Office Re-architected as a Datacenter) became a Linux Foundation project, joining other open source networking projects, including the SDN platform OpenDaylight and the SDN network operating system ONOS.
“Having been involved with the OVS project since 2012, it’s been great to see OVS grow into a truly community-supported effort and a critical component of many of the world’s largest data centers,” said Bruce Davie, Chief Technology Officer, Networking, VMware, Inc. in a statement. “Giving OVS a formal home within the Linux Foundation is a great way to ensure continued investment and community participation in this important open source project.”
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