The OPNFV Project has introduced the OPNFV Verified Program (OVP) with an eye toward simplifying adoption of commercial NFV products.
OVP establishes an industry threshold based on OPNFV capabilities and test cases. Users can get started at the new OPNFV Verified portal.
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The OPNFV Project has created a testing and verification process that lets vendors determine whether their commercial products comply with its initial criteria for key elements such as a NFV Infrastructure (NFVi) and a virtualized infrastructure manager (VIM), with the intent of speeding and simplifying commercialization.
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The OPNFV open source project today announced its OPNFV Verified Program (OVP), which will bring consistency to certification of network functions virtualization (NFV) components at the infrastructure level.
OPNFV has been helping vendors and service providers by testing NFV components across various open source ecosystems. Its new OVP initiative will formalize this process and even provide a “OVP certified” logo to components that comply.
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The OPNFV Project recently announced the OPNFV Verified Program (OVP) in an effort to ease the adoption of commercial network functions virtualization (NFV) products. The purpose of the program, according to OPNFV, is to help operators establish entry criteria for their proof of concepts (POCs) and request for proposals (RFPs).
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OPNFV interns Shrenik Jain and Aakash Kt had the opportunity to attend the recent Euphrates Plugfest, held at the Intel campus in Hillsboro, Oregon, December 5-9. We had the chance to sit down and chat with them about their experience at Plugfest and also learn what it’s like to intern with OPNFV.
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If you are interested in becoming an OPNFV intern, please email internship@opnfv.org
