Linux Foundation Europe creation of telecommunications cloud framework

The Europe (LF Europe) – the European section of the open source Linux Foundation – he said today the launch of Project Sylva, which aims to create an open source telecommunications cloud framework for European telecommunications and . lfeurope social

It is the first project hosted by LF Europe and is a good example of what the organization is trying to achieve. The project aims to create a production-grade, open-source telecom cloud and common framework to “reduce cloud infrastructure fragmentation for telecoms and peak". Currently, five agencies (, Telecom Italia, Orange, Vodafone και Deutsche Telekom) και δύο προμηθευτές (Ericsson και Nokia) εργάζονται για το project.

"There are already a bunch of Linux Foundation networking projects that have moved telecommunications into the open source era," says Arpit Joshipura, general manager of Networking, Edge and IoT at the Linux Foundation.

“All these projects are subject to what is called the [LF] Networking foundation. So, whatever work is being done by the telcos, the Sylva project is going to build on top of that with European vendors to resolve specific requirements. These are the , energy, federated computing, edge and data reliability.”

At the core of Sylva is a framework for a computing platform. The project aims to create an implementation reference, leveraging all the work already done by LF Networking, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (home of Kubernetes and other cloud native infrastructure projects), LF Energy and others.

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