For the OpenStack bits, Avaya is not leveraging an OpenStack implementation from a third party, but rather is directly interfacing with the open source code.
“That’s the beauty of leveraging an open platform such as OpenStack. We can build some or all of it ourselves, and can also contribute our code to the community so that third parties can integrate the Avaya bits into their solutions,” Cross said. “It’s win/win.”
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