Start with SORESPO, the reference implementation that shows how StratoWeave works in practice.
SORESPO, short for SOmewhat REalistic Service Provider Orchestrator, is the primary on-ramp for learning StratoWeave. It is a complete sample implementation of a StratoWeave-based network automation system, not a toy example.
Use the guides below to start a working lab, load declarative intent, inspect the layered outputs, and then modify the transforms yourself. Each guide is platform-aware — choose Linux, macOS, Windows (WSL2), or GitHub Codespaces at the top of the page to see the setup and commands tailored to your environment.
You can also get a feel for the system before starting a lab: the web UI guide opens a fully interactive in-browser demo with sample data — no installation required.
Run SORESPO
See what StratoWeave and SORESPO can do by learning how to run and interact with SORESPO — including an instant, in-browser tour of the web UI:
- Running SORESPO — Run the Nokia SR Linux quicklab, load intent, and inspect a working StratoWeave system — on Linux, macOS, Windows (WSL2), or GitHub Codespaces.
- Exploring the SORESPO Web UI — Take a zero-install, in-browser tour of the SORESPO web UI — topology dashboard, devices, config queue, layers, and service editing on sample data.
Develop With SORESPO
Then continue by learning how to make code changes and build your own SORESPO image:
- Developing SORESPO — Make your first changes to the SORESPO automation code and see them applied in the lab — on Linux, macOS, Windows (WSL2), or GitHub Codespaces.