DPDK Summit - 08 Sept 2014 - Intel - Closing Remarks
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Tim O'Driscoll, Intel, closes out the first-ever DPDK Summit with a look at the DPDK open source journey and history and finishes with some next steps for the community.
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DPDK Summit - 08 Sept 2014 - Intel - Closing Remarks
- 1. Tim O’Driscoll September 8th, 2014 DPDK Summit
- 2. 2 TRANSFORMING NETWORKING & STORAGE DPDK Open Source Journey 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Early DPDK releases. BSD licensed. DPDK 1.2.3 made publically available on intel.com/go/dpdk. DPDK 1.7 – first full open source release via a single git repo on dpdk.org. Dpdk.org established First DPDK Summit Next Steps: •Community conf. call. •Publish release dates 12 months in advance. •Publish target features for next release in advance. •Open source test framework and test cases •Open source documentation A strong, diverse DPDK community
- 3. 3 TRANSFORMING NETWORKING & STORAGE Next Steps •Provide honest feedback on the summit: •What went well? •What could be improved upon? •Your suggestions for timing, duration, location and contents of future events •Would you be interested in presenting? •Increased community contributions to dpdk.org: •Subscribe to the mailing list if you haven’t already done so. •Participate in the community conference calls. •Submit patches and contribute to discussions. If there’s anything you’re willing to contribute to the community, it would benefit everybody and help to make DPDK stronger.
- 4. 4 TRANSFORMING NETWORKING & STORAGE TRANSITIONING NETWORKING & STORAGE Back Up