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One integrator for the whole open stack.
Disaggregation splits the network into hardware, NOS and support — three vendors instead of one. That's the point, and it's also the hard part. Route2Edge puts the pieces back together: we choose the platform, land the operating system, design the fabric, migrate the traffic and stay on for day-2.
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Hardware selection & sourcing
We map your port, buffer, power and optics requirements onto the right white-box platform — Edgecore, UfiSpace or Celestica — and tell you plainly where each one fits and where it doesn't.
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NOS onboarding
ONIE install, image lifecycle, licensing and baseline config for SONiC (community or Enterprise) and IP Infusion OcNOS. Your switches arrive staged, not as a box of parts.
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Fabric design
Leaf-spine designs with BGP underlay and EVPN/VXLAN overlay, multi-tenant segmentation, and clean integration with firewalls, load balancers and existing brownfield gear.
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Staging, migration & cutover
Lab-validated before it touches production. We build the topology, run the test plan, script the migration and stand next to you on the night of the cutover.
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Automation & observability
config_db, gNMI, Ansible and telemetry pipelines so the fabric is described in code and visible in dashboards — not in someone's head.
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Day-2 support & enablement
Runbooks, upgrade paths, escalation to NOS and hardware vendors, and knowledge transfer so your engineers own the platform after we leave.
# the stack we work in
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SONiC
Community and Enterprise distributions, SAI-based, running on merchant silicon.
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OcNOS
IP Infusion's carrier-grade NOS for data center, aggregation and access.
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Edgecore · UfiSpace
Open compute switches from 1G access to 400G spine, plus cell-site gateways.
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Celestica
High-density data center platforms for large leaf-spine and AI fabrics.
# how we engage
Proof of concept first
A small, funded pilot on real hardware with a real test plan. You see the platform behave before you commit a refresh budget to it.
Vendor-neutral by design
We're not a reseller of one badge. If a traditional vendor is the right answer for a given site, we'll say so — and design the interop instead of pretending it isn't there.