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Faucet vs Nutanix Flow Virtual Networking

Faucet

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Nutanix Flow Virtual Networking

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Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published05
Spec score · Software-Defined Networking Software7.3 (#10)7.2 (#14)
ProductFaucet is an open-source OpenFlow controller for production networks that moves network control functions into vendor-independent server software.Flow Virtual Networking is Nutanix software-defined networking for creating and managing virtual private clouds in software.
SupportUsers can ask questions and request features through the mailing list, and report issues through GitHub.Nutanix provides product documentation, manuals, advisories, and a support portal where customers can create cases at any time.

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In their own words

Faucet

Faucet is a free, open-source OpenFlow controller for network operators managing production networks and OpenFlow hardware. It moves routing, neighbour discovery and switching algorithms into vendor-independent server software with a centralised control plane. Faucet controls OpenFlow 1.3.x switches with multiple tables and group tables, supporting VLANs, IPv4 and IPv6, static and BGP routing, access control lists, port mirroring and switch stacking. Policy-based forwarding can offload processing to external systems, including 802.1X through hostapd. YAML provides network configuration, with a documented command for checking configuration before loading it. Installation options include pip3, apt-get and Docker; the guide places Faucet with Gauge, Prometheus and Grafana, while InfluxDB supplies time-series statistics. TLS can protect the switch control channel, and fail-secure or fail-standalone modes are available. High availability uses redundant controllers with matching configuration but no shared state. Faucet runs on Linux and self-hosted deployments and is licensed under Apache-2.0.

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Nutanix Flow Virtual Networking

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