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Bring your virtualized networking stack to the next level

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Bring your virtualized networking stack to the next level
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oVirt & OpenStack Neutron integration
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As the prominent open-source data center virtualization solution, oVirt relies on a powerful and easy approach to configuring a data center's network. By leveraging the advanced network capabilities offered by OpenStack Networking, oVirt's maintainers aim to bring this field even further, allowing data center administrators to use advanced networking capabilities while maintaining the simplicity of oVirt's network management approach. Developers & Users are welcome to join us in this session, and to discover how oVirt currently leverages OpenStack Networking, and see the road-map to future network virtualization in the Data Center, all using open source enterprise-grade software. In this session Mike Kolesnik from Red Hat's Cloud Networking Group will cover the networking capabilities of both of these projects, covering Neutron's popular use cases, including: * Overlay networking * Security Groups * IP address management * Other capabilities, as well as covering the traditional data center virtualization offering. In addition we'll review the integration of these two products, and see how you can leverage the advanced networking capabilities from the cloud in your virtualized data center. The future is still ahead, as we will explore what's already there and what's yet to come in this emerging collaboration. Developers & Users are welcome to join us in this session, and to discover how oVirt currently leverages OpenStack Networking, and see the road-map to future network virtualization in the Data Center, all using open source enterprise-grade software
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