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Charles Eckel, Cisco DevNet

WELCOME TO THE

Agenda and Code Contributions

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Goals

• Acceleration pace and relevance of MEF APIs and standards– LSO APIs, SDN controller plugins, and LSO orchestration solutions

• Collaboration across SDOs and Open Source communities– Increased awareness– Open discussions

• Increased Code is King– Validate APIs/standards– Sample code– Reference implementations

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Spirit

• Collaborative (not competitive)• Break down silos• Share trick, tips, ideas• Shared goals

– Increase of pace and quality of open source software and standards related to LSO project

• Have fun

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Participants

• 21 companies• Service providers, vendors, and system integrators• Coders and Architects• Open source communities and SDOs

– MEF, ETSI, IETF, CableLabs– OpenDaylight, OpenStack, OPNFV

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Agenda• Monday

– 10:00 Room opens for setup– 14:00 Preparatory workshop– 17:30 Welcome Reception in the Networking Hall

• Tuesday– 09:00 Room opens, pastries and coffee provided– 12:00 Lunch provided– 15:00 Afternoon break, snacks provided– 18:15 Progress check and sharing– 18:30 Cocktail Reception in the Networking Hall– 21:00 Room closes and is locked

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Agenda (cont)• Wednesday

– 09:00 Room opens, pastries and coffee provided– 12:00 Lunch provided– 15:00 Afternoon break, snacks provided– 15:30 Hacking stops, prepare brief presentation of project– 16:00 Project presentation to other participants– 17:00 Recap and suggestions for next LSO Hackathon– 17:15 LSO.net program announcement– 17:30 Cocktail Reception in the Networking Hall – 19:30 Tear down, room turned over at midnight

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Code Contribution Agreement

• “Contributed Code” defined as any and all:i. modifications, improvements, and/or derivative works you create or develop

using the MEF Code and all source and object code comprising the same, which you contribute to MEF under this Agreement and which is subsequently incorporated into the MEF Code

ii. source and object code you contribute to MEF under this Agreement and which is subsequently incorporated into the MEF Code, regardless of whether such provided code is created or developed using the MEF Code

iii. documentation, comments, drawings, and other works of authorship you provide to MEF pertaining to either of the foregoing

• See complete MEF Code Contribution Agreement• For questions - MEF COO, Kevin Vachon

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Questions?