What is quaggOS
quaggOS is an advanced OSPF/BGP routing Linux distribution which runs entirely from a bootable media.
Based off the popular routing solution Quagga, quaggOS strips away all the annoyances of setting new system by providing an on-ready OSPF/BGP solution easely accessible.
With a fast boot of 20 seconds on average, quaggOS is the ideal distribution for lab environments and diskless stations. The current milestone of quaggOS is to be a network lab tool.
The philosophy behind quaggOS
quaggOS aims are pretty straigh forward:
1. Small memory footprint
2. Small base root filesystem
3. Fast boot - Average of 20 seconds
4. Enable the use of RIP/OSPF/BGP and functionalities shipped with Quagga
5. No overlaid configuration tools to interface with Zebra - all purely Quagga
6. Edge release of Quagga (Mostly Stable including major patches)
Who is behind the quaggOS project
Project Founder / Developer: Ali Abbas http://alouche.net