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LF Networking OPNFV - Hardware Delivery Verification Tool Development and Testing
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LF Networking OPNFV - Hardware Delivery Verification Tool Development and Testing
About the Organization
Hardware is the base for NFV software deployment. However, it is still difficult to prepare and verify hardware in an automatic way. Based on several Operator's field trail experiences, there is a desire to verify the hardware underlying the stack / infrastructure, with this processing being automated. Initially, this verification would be carried out in labs responsible for the performance of the compliance testing, especially in the future cases examining VNF performance, where hardware will have direct impact. However, the tooling should also apply directly to larger deployments, verifying the hardware, settings, network wiring, etc., which will save valuable time for operators and users in standing up infrastructure.
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LF Networking OPNFV - Hardware Delivery Verification Tool Development and Testing Mentorship Project
IntermediateHardware is the base for NFV software deployment. However, it is still difficult to prepare and verify hardware in an automatic way. Based on several Operator's field trail experiences, there is a desire to verify the hardware underlying the stack / infrastructure, with this processing being automated. Initially, this verification would be carried out in labs responsible for the performance of the compliance testing, especially in the future cases examining VNF performance, where hardware will have direct impact. However, the tooling should also apply directly to larger deployments, verifying the hardware, settings, network wiring, etc., which will save valuable time for operators and users in standing up infrastructure.