11 The OpenDaylight Karaf container, OSGi bundles, and Java class files
12 are portable and should run on any Java 7- or Java 8-compliant JVM to
13 run. Certain projects and certain features of some projects may have
14 additional requirements. Those are noted in the project-specific
17 Projects and features which have known additional requirements are:
19 * TCP-MD5 requires 64-bit Linux
20 * TSDR has extended requirements for external databases
21 * Persistence has extended requirements for external databases
22 * SFC requires addition features for certain configurations
23 * SXP depends on TCP-MD5 on thus requires 64-bit Linux
24 * SNBI has requirements for Linux and Docker
25 * OpFlex requires Linux
26 * DLUX requires a modern web browser to view the UI
27 * AAA when using federation has additional requirements for external tools
28 * VTN has components which require Linux
33 OpenDaylight is written primarily in Java project and primarily uses
34 Maven as a build tool Consequently the two main requirements to develop
35 projects within OpenDaylight are:
37 * A Java 8-compliant JDK
38 * Maven 3.1.1 or later
40 Applications and tools built on top of OpenDaylight using it's REST
41 APIs should have no special requirements beyond whatever is needed to
42 run the application or tool and make the REST calls.
44 In some places, OpenDaylight makes use of the Xtend language. While
45 Maven will download the appropriate tools to build this, additional
46 plugins may be required for IDE support.
48 The projects with additional requirements for execution typically have
49 similar or more extensive additional requirements for development. See
50 the project-specific release notes for details.
52 Known Issues and Limitations
53 ============================
55 Other than as noted in project-specific release notes, we know of the
56 following limitations:
58 * Migration from prior OpenDaylight releases to Carbon has not been
59 extensively tested. The per-project release notes include migration and
60 compatibility information when it is known.
61 * There are scales beyond which the controller has been unreliable when
62 collecting flow statistics from OpenFlow switches. In tests, these
63 issues became apparent when managing thousands of OpenFlow
64 switches, however this may vary depending on deployment and use cases.
68 Project-specific Release Notes
69 ==============================
74 project-release-notes/aaa
75 project-release-notes/alto
76 project-release-notes/bgp-ls-pcep
77 project-release-notes/bier
78 project-release-notes/cardinal
79 project-release-notes/controller
80 project-release-notes/didm
81 project-release-notes/distribution
82 project-release-notes/dluxapps
83 project-release-notes/docs
84 project-release-notes/eman
85 project-release-notes/faas-release-notes
86 project-release-notes/federation
87 project-release-notes/gbp-release-notes
88 project-release-notes/genius
89 project-release-notes/infrautils
90 project-release-notes/iotdm
91 project-release-notes/l2switch
92 project-release-notes/lacp
93 project-release-notes/lispflowmapping
94 project-release-notes/mdsal
95 project-release-notes/netconf
96 project-release-notes/netide
97 project-release-notes/netvirt
98 project-release-notes/neutron-northbound
99 project-release-notes/nic
100 project-release-notes/ocpplugin-release-notes
101 project-release-notes/odl-sdni-release-notes
102 project-release-notes/odlparent
103 project-release-notes/of-config-release-notes
104 project-release-notes/openflowjava
105 project-release-notes/openflowplugin
106 project-release-notes/opflex
107 project-release-notes/ovsdb
108 project-release-notes/sfc
109 project-release-notes/snmp
110 project-release-notes/snmp4sdn
111 project-release-notes/sxp
112 project-release-notes/topology-processing-framework
113 project-release-notes/tsdr
114 project-release-notes/ttp
115 project-release-notes/unimgr
116 project-release-notes/usc
117 project-release-notes/vbd
118 project-release-notes/vtn
119 project-release-notes/yangtools
122 .. * PacketCable: https://git.opendaylight.org/gerrit/57218