Dave, That's not a problem. We'll reschedule for the following week. Thank you, Vanessa

Vanessa, The VPP 18.01 official release is on Wed 1/24. Can you please postpone this until after the release is complete? Thanks, -daw-

Please let Linux Foundation know if this planned maintenance creates a conflict for project work. What: System updates

FD.io Technical Community: We wanted to reach out and let you know that there will be space for a few demos in the LF Networking (LFN) Booth at ONS. We've received a couple good ideas already and are

Hi all, Thank you all for your great help and support! Will continue to contribute and promote FD.io project. Thanks again, Hongjun

FD.io Technical Community: Open Source Networking Days (OSN Days) are coming to India! Please help us spread the word by forwarding this email to your contacts and teams in India! Mumbai, January

Ray, Thanks for letting us know! Honjun, Congratulations! Ed

Hongjun is elected as NSH_SFC PLT. Trishan – can you make the update from the LF side? Thanks and congrats Hongjun, Ray K

Hi Joel, The short answer is Yes. DMM can and is actually planning to integrated with existing stacks, such as host stack and TLDK. It can also integrated with other third party stacks, such

Hi Joel, Can that be made to work with existing (e.g. socket) interfaces from the applications? So that an application that is written to use the Linux kernel stack could by configuration, maybe with

Hi Joel, The idea is to provide a abstract network stack framework in fd.io such that the framework takes care of choosing the network stack(vpp, lwip, tldk, kernal stack...) based on the

Can that be made to work with existing (e.g. socket) interfaces from the applications? So that an application that is written to use the Linux kernel stack could by configuration, maybe with some

Hi Joel, This is my understanding. /yalei 2018-01-11 23:06 GMT+08:00 Joel Halpern <joel.halpern@...>: [yalei] Various apps may need match various protocol stack. DMM want to provide a common protocol

George, I will add this to the future agenda section for Jan 25 for the TSC. Ed

On Jan 1, 2018, FD.io (among many other networking projects at LF) transitioned to being part of the LFN (Linux Foundation Networking project). In practice, this means very little for us as a

Two related sets of questions: I am having trouble understanding from the proposal page what this will really do? What problem is it trying to solve? And I am unclear as to the relationship with

Hello FD.io TSCs Please accept this project proposal for DMM for consideration. https://wiki.fd.io/view/Project_Proposals/DMM If possible I would like to present this on 1/25 TSC meeting.

Thank you all for voting. Really appreciated!

+1 Hongjun!

Danny, Thank you for your service to the community. I hope you will continue to participate in the future, and I hope our paths will continue to cross :) You are correct on the procedure, the TSC does