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New users can now get started with an open source scalable, multicloud, multistack SDN networking platform in 15 minutes SAN FRANCISCO, September 20, 2018 — Linux Foundation Networking project, Tungsten Fabric, has launched a quick-start environment hosted at Amazon Web Services, targeting developers working with Kubernetes who have limited networking experience.
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