Neutron OS-VIF plugin for Big Switch Networks SwitchLight VX
OS-VIF is required on Openstack compute nodes to plug/unplug an interface to the appropriate virtual switch. This package handles it for IVS, now known as SwitchLight VX. Installation is typically done by BOSI (BigSwitch Openstack Installer). Versioning follows upstream Openstack major release numbers. Minor version can vary based on BCF (Big Cloud Fabric) release in use. For more information about support matrix with BCF (Big Cloud Fabric) release versions, please contact https://www.bigswitch.com/support
Free software: Apache license
Features
Supports VIFBridge vnic type for port binding.
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