OpenStack seems to have a great architecture: all device-specific code is abstracted into plugins that have a well-defined API, allowing numerous (more or less innovative) implementations under the same umbrella orchestration system.
Looks great in PowerPoint, but to an uninitiated outsider looking at the network (Quantum, now Neutron) plugin through the lenses of OpenStack Neutron documentation, it looks like it was designed by either a vendor or a server-focused engineer using NIC device driver concepts.
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