How do I buy or build an ODA Canvas? | ODA Canvas training, part 2

There is no separate standard for the ODA Canvas itself. The standard is the ODA Component specification: a Canvas is any platform that reads a component's specification and meets its requirements. This second video in the ODA Canvas training series explains the three ways to get one: public cloud offerings, rolling your own from the open-source reference implementation, or assembling vendor and open-source operators, and mixing and matching all three. It shows how to check that a Canvas really provides the services it should, by running a BDD feature from the Canvas test kit live in the Canvas Portal. It then explains how operators make the Canvas modular, walks through the operator catalogue, and shows the operators in a real Canvas and how they were chosen. Examples cover API management, observability, identity, secrets and carbon-aware scaling, followed by how to build your own operator and what's coming next. Part 1, Introduction to the ODA Canvas:    • Introduction to the ODA Canvas | ODA Canva...   ODA Canvas reference implementation: https://github.com/tmforum-oda/oda-ca... Canvas design: https://github.com/tmforum-oda/oda-ca... Canvas operators: https://github.com/tmforum-oda/oda-ca... ODA Component Directory: https://www.tmforum.org/oda/directory Open Digital Architecture: https://www.tmforum.org/oda/ Chapters 0:00 Introduction 1:00 The standard is the component 1:45 Three ways to get a Canvas 2:24 Mix and match 2:49 How you know it's a Canvas 3:16 Live: the test kit in the Canvas Portal 3:44 Operators are the modules 4:13 The operator catalogue 4:49 Live: the operators in this Canvas 5:13 Live: choosing the modules 5:38 Example 1, API management 6:10 Example 2, observability 6:43 Example 3, identity 7:16 Example 4, secrets 7:37 Example 5, carbon-aware scaling 8:01 Build your own operator 8:27 What's next 8:55 Recap 9:12 Find out more