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Open Source MANO Supports Public and Hybrid Cloud Deployments
The ETSI Open Source MANO (OSM) group today launched the second version of its open source code that includes new software-defined networking (SDN) capabilities and an Amazon Web Services (AWS) plugin to support public and hybrid cloud deployments.
OSM, which aims to deliver an open network functions virtualization (NFV) management and orchestration (MANO) stack that can be implemented across different technologies, announced Release One in October 2016.
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Mesa 17.1 will use a set 1GB size for the shader cache
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Linux Foundation launches EdgeX project, steps on OpenFog’s toes?
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