We're StratoWeave's original core developers. We work directly with your team to build services and integrations, deploy the platform, and prepare you to operate it.
Turn the services you want to deliver into a working implementation. We design service layers and lifecycle behaviour around your network, then build the models, adapters, and integrations that connect service intent to devices and operational systems.
Evaluate StratoWeave against a selected service or domain. We define the architecture and dependencies, build a pilot, and validate behaviour before production introduction. Rollout, rollback, and ongoing maintenance are planned around your operational requirements.
Equip your engineers to develop and operate the implementation. We explain the platform's design, work through practical examples, and investigate issues through service logic and the platform core. Training content, support coverage, and responsibilities are agreed for your team.
StratoWeave is released under the An open-source licence that allows use, modification, and redistribution, including in commercial products. License and is an LF Networking (LFN) is the Linux Foundation's community of open-source networking projects. The Linux Foundation is a nonprofit organisation that provides a neutral home for shared software development. project. Community governance supports long-term investment in your orchestration, while the licence protects your right to keep using and sharing released versions of the platform, independently of any single vendor.
You can build and operate your own orchestrator on top of StratoWeave, with your own team, with us, or with another engineering partner.
Each of the Intwine founders is a platform developer who helped build StratoWeave from the start. We bring first-hand knowledge of its architecture and implementation to your service design, integrations, and deployment.
We architect orchestrators with clear layers of abstraction between service intent, orchestration logic, and device integration, building systems that operate efficiently across large networks. We also serve on the technical steering committee (external site) and share our knowledge through published technical work (external site) .
