January 20, 2020

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OpenDaylight Project Breakout: What Utilities are Available to You From Project Infrautils

OpenDaylight Project Breakout: What Utilities are Available to You From Project Infrautils

We'll take a closer look at the various technical platform features available from project infrautils, what's in, what's new and what's coming: ready, caches, jobcoordinator, diagstatus, inject, testu …
Talk Title OpenDaylight Project Breakout: What Utilities are Available to You From Project Infrautils
Speakers Michael Vorburger.ch (Google)
Conference Open Networking Summit North America
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Location Los Angeles, CA, USA
Date Mar 26-30, 2018
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We’ll take a closer look at the various technical platform features available from project infrautils, what’s in, what’s new and what’s coming: ready, caches, jobcoordinator, diagstatus, inject, testutils, itestutils, other utils incl. concurrent, parent incl. error-prone & modernizer-maven-plugin, metrics, odl.simple, tracing.

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