Carrier Grade Linux

Carrier Grade Linux definition - computer

A specification that defines an industrial strength operating system environment using Linux. Carrier Grade Linux (CGL) covers hardware, availability, clustering, security, serviceability and performance. Originally from the Open Source Development Labs (OSDL), which became the Linux Foundation (see Linux Foundation).



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