An open-source network operating system for data center networking hardware, providing core services like switching, routing, security, and monitoring on bare metal switches.
DANOS (Data Center Network Operating System) is an open-source network operating system developed by IP Infusion, optimized for virtual networking environments. It is based on Linux and provides core networking services like layer 2/3 switching, routing, security, and monitoring on bare metal switches, white box hardware, and network disaggregation platforms.
Some key features of DANOS include:
DANOS aims to reduce the proprietary lock-in associated with legacy networking operating systems. Its modular design and open standards allows it to run on a wide variety of data center switches. This makes it well-suited for white box networking, network disaggregation, and open networking initiatives.
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