Interoperable & hardware-independent
A software component of Meta’s Evenstar hardware design for RAN configuration and management, built to be interoperable and hardware-independent.
Open management plane software aligned with O-RAN WG4 Open Fronthaul M-Plane.
Open M-Plane focuses on standards-aligned management for O-RAN deployments, from lab validation to production integration.
A software component of Meta’s Evenstar hardware design for RAN configuration and management, built to be interoperable and hardware-independent.
Implements portions of the O-RAN WG4 Open Fronthaul Management Plane specifications.
Hosted as a Linux Foundation Connectivity project with open participation and transparent decision-making.
Five focused modules make it easy to assemble the right stack for your deployment.
Yocto meta layer for building M-Plane software and dependencies.
When you use it: Use when building an O-RU image or SDK that bundles Open M-Plane services.
HAL that integrates hardware-dependent configuration with the M-Plane server.
When you use it: Use when adapting Open M-Plane to a specific radio or hardware platform.
Standalone server application that exposes M-Plane functionality.
When you use it: Run as the management endpoint for an O-RU or lab deployment.
Client implementation for testing and validating M-Plane behavior.
When you use it: Use for integration testing, validation, and operator tooling.
CLI utility for M-Plane operations and debugging workflows.
When you use it: Use for scripting and quick operational checks against the server.
Start with the server and HAL in your build pipeline, or validate behavior quickly with client tooling.
Package the server and HAL via the Yocto meta layer, then wire device-specific adapters.
Use the client and CLI to exercise configuration flows before deploying at scale.
Open M-Plane is part of LF Connectivity, with an open roadmap and a technical steering committee guiding decisions.
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