LINC-Switch
A pure OpenFlow software switch written in Erlang, designed for flexibility and rapid development of OpenFlow features.
What is LINC-Switch?
LINC is an OpenFlow software switch written entirely in Erlang that runs as a userspace application. It implements multiple versions of the OpenFlow protocol and provides a flexible platform for developing and testing new networking features. The project addresses the need for a programmable, extensible software switch for SDN research and development.
Network researchers, SDN developers, and networking engineers who need a flexible OpenFlow switch for testing new protocols and features. It's particularly valuable for those working on software-defined networking innovations.
Developers choose LINC for its pure Erlang implementation that prioritizes flexibility and rapid development over performance optimization. Its modular architecture and support for multiple OpenFlow versions make it ideal for prototyping and testing new networking concepts.
Overview
OpenFlow Software Switch written in Erlang
Use Cases
Best For
- Testing new OpenFlow protocol features and extensions
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