Which solution has the ability to use OpenFlow?

OpenFlow is a protocol that enables the management and control of network devices in a more flexible and programmable manner, allowing for traffic management and network function virtualization. NDB, which stands for Network Data Broker, is specifically designed to facilitate the collection and distribution of network data across various applications, making it highly compatible with OpenFlow.

NDB’s architecture allows it to interact directly with OpenFlow-enabled devices, providing control over the flow of packets in a network. This enables developers to implement advanced networking features and more sophisticated data handling. The capability to leverage OpenFlow enhances NDB’s utility in network programmability and automation scenarios, aligning with modern needs for agile and scalable network management.

The other options do not specifically relate to the support and functionality of OpenFlow in the same way. VTS, LMS, and WAE focus on different aspects of network management and optimization, such as visualization, learning, and application experience, which do not directly incorporate OpenFlow’s programmable networking features. This highlights NDB’s unique position in the landscape of programmable networks, making it the solution that can effectively utilize OpenFlow.