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Introduction

XOS brings the Everything-as-a-Service (XaaS) organizing principle to the CORD architecture. In doing so, it addresses several of CORD's high-level design requirements, including a means to seamlessly integrate control plane (SDN) and data plane (NFV) based services; the ability to support both access services and conventional cloud services; support for multiple security domains; and the "end-to-end glue" needed to make CORD both extensible and controllable.

XOS is a central part of NEM (Network Edge Mediator), which plays a role in both SEBA and COMAC. XOS is a stand-alone tool, with other use cases on the horizon (e.g., multi-cloud service mesh).

Read more about XOS and NEM.

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Attachments:

Beyond-uServices.pdf (application/pdf)
Model-Driven-Design.pdf (application/pdf)
XOS Modeling-as-a-Service.pdf (application/pdf)
XOS Modeling-as-a-Service.pdf (application/pdf)
XOS Modeling-as-a-Service.pdf (application/pdf)
XOS - Extensible Control Plane.pdf (application/pdf)
XOS - Extensible Control Plane.pdf (application/pdf)
SEBA-Overview.png (image/png)
XOS-Extensible-Control-Plane.pdf (application/pdf)
NEM-Breaking-the-Dilemma.pdf (application/pdf)