Projectfloodlight.org Website Review

Project Floodlight is the world’s leading open source software-defined networking (SDN) community. We are committed to open Join our global network of contributors to Open-Source Software for building Software Defined Networks.                       Our projects enable you to build 100% open source SDN solutions. Projects are supported by developers all around the world, and Big Note that our mailing list has changed as of August 2018. Please send mail to [email protected]. Archives and the new group landing page We are pleased to announce the release of Floodlight v1.2! It has many improvements and new features on top of v1.1 and v1.0. Check out the Have any questions or suggestions for future improvement? Want to become a Floodlight developer? Send mail to or join our mailing list After months of collaboration and hard work, I am pleased to announce the release of Floodlight v1.0. Floodlight v1.0 has full support for OpenFlow 1.0 and 1.3 along with experimental support for OpenFlow 1.1, 1.2, and 1.4. Here are the highlights of what Floodlight At it’s core is the OpenFlowJ-Loxigen (or OpenFlowJ-Loxi for short) generated Ja*a library, which among many powerful things abstracts the OpenFlow version behind a common API. Loxigen works by parsing OpenFlow concepts defined as structures in a set of input files. It then generates a set of Ja*a, Python, and C libraries for use in OpenFlow applications. The Loxigen-generated libraries abstract away low-level details and provide a far more pleasant and high-level programming experience for developers. It is straightforward to define each OpenFlow version in Loxigen’s input files, and each OpenFlow version is exposed through a common API, which results in few if not zero application code changes when adding OpenFlow versions. In other words, Loxigen provides a fairly future-proof API for the many OpenFlow versions to come. The Loxigen project is open source and can be found on GitHub here