Hi Paulo, One use case is the AmLight ExP, which has been using SDN in production for a long time. Their team has members from Brazil, and they collaborate in projects to develop the technologies they have been using to support large scale scientific projects. https://www.amlight.net/?page_id=1177 https://www.gna-g.net Warmest regards, Alex https://www.gna-g.net alex.moura@kaust.edu.sa On Wed, Dec 3, 2025 at 05:51 Paulo Henrique via NANOG <nanog@lists.nanog.org> wrote:
Hi Mark and everyone!
I don't use ONOS yet.
I'm looking for someone that using SDN in broadband network. I saw a lot of projects like ONOS, Sonic and others, and it get my attention. I would like to know if someone had tried or use it and, how was the experience in general, not just with ONOS.
Which are the key points? What hardware you tried to use?
Ps. I apologize for my poor english.
Paulo Henrique Fonseca paulohenriquef@gmail.com
On Tue, Dec 2, 2025, 19:12 Mark Prosser via NANOG <nanog@lists.nanog.org> wrote:
I remember quite a long time ago being convinced that ONOS & other SDN projects would change the industry. All the podcasts were suggesting they would as well... Today, in the context of what was promised, they seemingly Still Do Nothing
One project I thought was especially interesting was ONOS.... it seemed to really suggest it would transform Telcos in the Whitebox craze timeline. As Openflow and such fell off, I remember ONOS pivoting to SR-TE & PCE... but I haven't heard about it in quite a while.
Is anyone using this in production? The websites seem to still exist.
https://opennetworking.org/onos/
Just curious.
Warm regards,
-- Mark Prosser // E: mark@zealnetworks.ca // W: https://zealnetworks.ca
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