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The goal with this document is to explain differences between demos that may seem very similar and to help you navigate to the one best matching your needs.

OpenDaylight Boron SR1 w Apps 8 nodes v1

Coming soon! 🆕

The Boron SR1 Release. Apps installed from GitHub.

Demo uses RESTCONF, NETCONF, BGP-LS, PCEP

Scenarios:

  1. Explore ODL Features

  2. Explore DLUX

  3. Install BGP Pathman Application

  4. Enable OpenFlow in Karaf

  5. Install OpenFlow Manager Application

  6. Explore Pathman Segment Routing

  7. Install netACL Application

  8. Explore Yangman

FRINX 1.4.1 ODL Distribution Sandbox v1

In QA 🆕

Based on Beryllium SR4

OpenDaylight Beryllium SR4 w Apps 8 nodes v1

The Beryllium SR4 release

FRINX 1.3 ODL Distribution Sandbox v1

Based on Beryllium SR3

Cisco APPs on ODL v2

Based on Boron and focuses on the APPs instead of general ODL features.

This is part of the Cisco Apps series.

Has the following APPs configured and ready to run:

First with SSL enabled remote access for all apps.

OpenDaylight Cluster Telemetry Console v1

This is an ODL Cluster demo showing off the Cluster Console app.

This is part of the Cisco Apps series.

Scenarios:

  1. Explore Cluster Features

  2. Cluster Console

  3. Cluster Telemetry w Postman

OpenDaylight Path Computation Engine for OpenFlow v1

This demo looks at the PCE-OF app and how it controls Paths and Policies in an OpenFlow network.

This is part of the Cisco Apps series.

Scenarios:

  1. Overview

  2. Verify Link Detection

  3. Create a Policy

  4. Statistics

OpenDaylight Declarative Edge Policy and Analytics IoT v1

This demo looks at the DEPA app and how it detects and configure policies for remote sensors.

This is part of the Cisco Apps series.

OpenDaylight Boron w Apps 8 nodes v1

The Boron Release. Apps installed from GitHub.

Demo uses RESTCONF, NETCONF, BGP-LS, PCEP

Scenarios:

  1. Explore ODL Features

  2. Explore DLUX

  3. Install BGP Pathman Application

  4. Enable OpenFlow in Karaf

  5. Install OpenFlow Manager Application

  6. Explore Pathman Segment Routing

  7. Install netACL Application

  8. Explore Yangman

OpenDaylight Beryllium SR3 w Apps 16 nodes v1

The Beryllium SR3 release, but with 16 node topology

WAN Automation Engine

In the past you have seen two main variants of the same demo, where the only difference has been the size of the demo topology and perhaps how fast it starts.

Now, we are building a new set of demos, utilizing WAE's flexible southbound capabilities and new features.

Below, is an overview to help you distinguish between them and help you find the one you want.

Cisco WAN Automation Engine 6.4.1 16-nodes v1

New in this demo is that we have Segment Routing and NSO included in the base demo.

16 IOS XRv router topology

Demo Scenarios:

Cisco WAN Automation Engine 6.4 8 nodes  Sandbox v1

This is the Cisco Live US WAE 6.4 LAB made available as a Sandbox.

WAE is not configured, and the lab docs will walk you r though how to setup WAE.

Lab Topics:

Cisco WAN Automation Engine 6.4 8-nodes v1

Same scenarios at WAE 6.3.1.

New in this demo is that we have Segment Routing and NSO included in the base demo.

This one has the following scenarios:

Cisco WAE 6.4 Topology Services with NSO 4.1.1 and 8 nodes v1

The Cisco WAN Automation Engine (WAE) Topology Service is a lightweight service that provides NSO the capability to automate node discovery in a network. The service leverages the WAN Automation Engine key capabilities without requiring a WAE license.

These are the Scenarios: