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The rapid growth of the cloud has put the development of relevant standards on the agenda, and the CloudEthernet Forum Cloud Ethernet Forum came into being, and James Walker, chairman of the CloudEthernet Forum, said that they will develop standards around the data center and work with member organizations to address challenges
.
CloudEthernet Forum was founded in May this year to solve large-scale data center challenges, with 11 founding members and has now grown to 20 organizations, including Pccw, Verizon, Tata Communications, Huawei, Juniper Networks, etc.
, as well as data center providers such as Wedge, Citrix and others
.
James Walker mentioned that Huawei's participation in CEF in white papers and other work, hoping to provide products for cloud service providers in the global market, participate in the standard development process, and help them make better equipment
.
CEF's original intention was to unite all parts of the industry to meet the challenges
of the data center.
The growth rate of cloud computing has exceeded the imagination of the industry, so CEF hopes to unite all links of the industry chain to cope with changes and challenges
.
Many senior executives of member companies have participated in the board of CEF, participated in the development of some open standards, packaged the standards of the Metro Ethernet Forum MEF, and turned them into a more comprehensive standard, so that users, suppliers, etc.
can see these standards and understand what basic characteristics
can be achieved.
James Walker, chairman of the CloudEthernet Forum, announced that CEF will be the focus of its current work in five directions: virtualization, automation, security, analytics, and manageability
.
All five priorities are jointly determined by CEF member companies
.
The rapid growth of the cloud has put the development of relevant standards on the agenda, and the CloudEthernet Forum Cloud Ethernet Forum came into being, and James Walker, chairman of the CloudEthernet Forum, said that they will develop standards around the data center and work with member organizations to address challenges
.
CloudEthernet Forum was founded in May this year to solve large-scale data center challenges, with 11 founding members and has now grown to 20 organizations, including Pccw, Verizon, Tata Communications, Huawei, Juniper Networks, etc.
, as well as data center providers such as Wedge, Citrix and others
.
James Walker mentioned that Huawei's participation in CEF in white papers and other work, hoping to provide products for cloud service providers in the global market, participate in the standard development process, and help them make better equipment
.
CEF's original intention was to unite all parts of the industry to meet the challenges
of the data center.
The growth rate of cloud computing has exceeded the imagination of the industry, so CEF hopes to unite all links of the industry chain to cope with changes and challenges
.
Many senior executives of member companies have participated in the board of CEF, participated in the development of some open standards, packaged the standards of the Metro Ethernet Forum MEF, and turned them into a more comprehensive standard, so that users, suppliers, etc.
can see these standards and understand what basic characteristics
can be achieved.
James Walker, chairman of the CloudEthernet Forum, announced that CEF will be the focus of its current work in five directions: virtualization, automation, security, analytics, and manageability
.
All five priorities are jointly determined by CEF member companies
.
