[Release] lighty.io 17

[Release] lighty.io 17

by | Oct 21, 2022 | News, SDN

Ready for an upgrade? Even though nights are getting longer, our experts ain’t getting any sleepier – let us introduce you to the newest release of lighty.io – 17! PANTHEON.tech has been one of the largest contributors to the OpenDaylight code for several years...
[Release] lighty.io 15.1 – All Hands on Kubernetes!

[Release] lighty.io 15.1 – All Hands on Kubernetes!

by | Nov 30, 2021 | News

The PANTHEON.tech team working on lighty.io has been busy working on the newest release, corresponding with OpenDaylight Phosphorus SR1. PANTHEON.tech being the largest contributor to the OpenDaylight Phosphorus release, was eager to implement the improvements of...
[Release] lighty.io 14

[Release] lighty.io 14

by | May 5, 2021 | News, OpenDaylight, SDN

Building an SDN controller is easy with lighty.io! Learn why enterprises rely on lighty.io for their network solutions. What changed in lighty.io 14? lighty.io 14 maintains compatibility with the OpenDaylight Silicon release. lighty.io RNC The RESTCONF-NETCONF...
[OpenDaylight] Migrating to AKKA 2.6.X

[OpenDaylight] Migrating to AKKA 2.6.X

by | Feb 1, 2021 | News, OpenDaylight

PANTHEON.tech has enabled OpenDaylight to migrate to the current version of AKKA, 2.6.x. Today, we will review recent changes to AKKA, which is the heart of OpenDaylight’s Clustering functionality. As the largest committer to the OpenDaylight source-code,...
[Release] lighty.io 13

[Release] lighty.io 13

by | Oct 8, 2020 | News

With enterprises already deploying lighty.io in their networks, what are you waiting for? Check out the official lighty.io website, as well as references.     13 is an unlucky number in some cultures – but not in the case of the 13th release of...
[What Is] XDP/AF_XDP and its potential

[What Is] XDP/AF_XDP and its potential

by | Aug 15, 2020 | News

What is XDP? XDP (eXpress Data Path) is an eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) implementation for early packet interception. Received packets are not sent to kernel IP stack directly, but can be sent to userspace for processing. Users may decide what to do with the...