SDN development at your fingertips
Software Development Kit powered by OpenDaylight to support, ease and accelerate development of Software-defined Networking solutions in Java, Python and Go
Check out the source and fork lighty.io core components at GitHub
lighty.io core is free under Eclipse Public License v1.0
Software-defined Networking made easy
Lighty Kit is a toolkit ready for Software-defined Networking application programmers and solution architects for building Software-defined Networking controllers. It utilizes main OpenDaylight components which are available as a set of libraries. Final SDN application architecture is up to the user. Providing SDN backend components and client bindings for Java, Python and Go is the easiest way to entering the world of micro-services and SDN. Lighty Kit comes with network device simulators which enable really fast integration testing.
Lighty kit components
SDN Backend
FOR CONTROLLER ASSEMBLY
Client Components
FOR EASY INTEGRATION
Sample Projects
FOR DEVELOPMENT JUMPSTART
Device Simulators
FOR BETTER INTEGRATION TESTING
Docker Images
FOR FASTER DEPLOYMENTS
Visibility Components
FOR FASTER VISUALIZATIONS
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• More than 15 years of experience in network software development
• 100% privately owned company from Slovakia
• Providing our customers with focused and deep expertise
• Aiming for most efficient project management so that you don’t wait one day too long
FAQ
lighty.io is set of OpenDaylight components adapted to run in plain Java SE environment.
Karaf is usually used to start OpenDaylight features and components, lighty.io does this faster with better memory efficiency.
Having Java SE as a runtime, you can use framework of your choice, not only Karaf.
lighty.io core contains base ODL services and components like: MD-SAL, Controller, YANG Tools.
- north-bound-plugins: RESTCONF, NETCONF
- south-bound-plugins: SNMP, NETCONF, OpenFlow
- applications like TransportPCE, ONAP’s SDN-C
- the list is growing rapidly …
- etc. (this list keeps expanding)
Yes, it does. In the 7.x releases, you can use improved:
- YANG codecs – library for serialization and deserialization of YANG binding-aware or YANG normalized nodes from or to JSON and XML
- NETCONF device library – enables you to create your own NETCONF devices using your own YANG models
- RESTCONF north-bound-plugin RFC8040 compliant implementation
- Client libraries for Java, Python and GO for lighty.io
- This list is growing as well …
This process is very easy, and we have described it on several OpenDaylight application examples.
Yes this is possible. Your application code does not depend on Karaf anyway, and lighty.io provides ODL services in runtime.
So that the deployment of your SDN application into both environments, at the same time, is possible.
Yes, it is. lighty.io provides one core module and several other modules implementing south/north-bound plugins.
Your application code can start, stop, restart those modules as required.
This is much easier with lighty.io, because all Opendaylight services are available in the JUnit runtime.
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