- OPNFV Danube was released on April 4, 2017, bringing together elements across multiple open networking stacks including MANO, data plane acceleration, and architecture advancements. - The Pharos test labs provide a federated NFV testing infrastructure for hosting CI/CD and testing of the OPNFV platform across multiple hardware platforms globally. - OPNFV is working on new projects focused on areas like installation, orchestration, edge computing, analytics, and security.

1. OPNFV Updates
Ryota Mibu, NEC

2. このセッションの内容
• OPNFV Updates
– Danubeリリース
– Pharos Test Labs
– Plugfest
– Scenario *
– New (sub)Projects *
– Join us
17/04/2017
https://www.opnfv.org/resources

3. June 4, 2015
Baseline foundation of
components necessary to build
an NFV platform from upstream
components
Massively parallel simultaneous
release process. Advancements
in infrastructure, processes, and
upstream collaboration
Platform support for NFV
applications and key
improvements in services and
support
March 1, 2016 September 26, 2016 April 4, 2017
OPNFV Release History
Brings together end-to-end
networking stacks, including
MANO, data plane acceleration,
and architecture advancements.

5. • https://www.opnfv.org/software
• Released: April 4, 2017
• The only platform that brings together elements across multiple end-
to-end open networking stacks
• Foundational support and introduction of capabilities for MANO
including integration with ONAP (Open-O)
• Enhanced DevOps automation and testing methodologies, including
performance and benchmarking test suites
• Architectural improvements including greater network control
flexibility, HA, and multisite improvements
• Focus on NFV performance including acceleration of the data plane via
FD.io integration and enhancements to OVS-DPDK and KVM
• Feature enrichment and maturity in core NFVI/VIM functionality such
as IPv6, Service Function Chaining (SFC), L2 and L3 Virtual Private
Network (VPN), fault management and analysis, and a continued
commitment to support multiple hardware architectures
Danube

6. Network
Virtualization
Storage
Virtualization
OPNFV Danube Overview
Compute
Virtualization
Management and Orchestration
Virtual Network Functions
OpenStack
KVM OpenDaylight
OVS
ONOS
Compute Storage Network
Infrastructure
Pharos Community Labs
OPNFV Bare Metal Lab
Upstream Project
Collaboration:
Integration Testing New Features
OpenContrail
Ceph
ODPDPDK
Alignment
Installation
Composition
Functional
System
Performance
NFV Features
Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment
Documentation
Security
FD.io
Data Plane
LXD

8. PaaSCloudInfra&ToolingInfrastructureCI/CD
Hardware
Network Control
Operating Systems, virt. Infra
VIM Management System
Orchestration
Application Layer / App Server
IO Abstraction & Feature Path
Integrate/Install
Network Data Analytics
System Test & Security Audit
Infra control & CI/CD
(Pharos, Releng, Octopus, IPv6)
Installation, Upgrade
(Apex, Joid, Fuel, Compass, Daisy,
Escalator)
Documentation
(OPNFVdocs)
Create Scenarios/Stacks
(Armband, Apex, Daisy, OVN4NFV,
ONOSFW, OpenContrail, Joid, Fuel, Compass)
Storage Performance Test
(Storperf)
System Testing
(Yardstick, FuncTest, Qtip,, Dovetail)
Dataplane Performance Test
(Vsperf)
Network Control Testing
(CPerf)
Dataplane Evolution & Test
(DPACC, OVSDPDK, FastDataStacks)
Hypervisor for NFV
(KVM4NFV)
Network Policy
(NetReady, Copper,)
Fault Management/Localization, Audit
(Doctor, Pinpoint, Prediction,
Bottlenecks)
Model and Policy Driven Control
(Copper, Movie, Models, Domino,
Parser)
Resource Control/Scheduling
(Promise)
NFV services (service chaining, VPN, ..)
(VNFFG, SFC, SDNVPN)
NFV deployment architectures
(Multi-Site, EdgeNFV, OpenRetreiver, Multisite)
Security
(Moon)
NFV Telemetry Data Acquisition
(VNF Event Stream, Barometer)
Integrate and Evolve Upstream in Lock-step
Analytics
(Bamboo, VINA)
Service/Network Orchestration
(Opera, OpenBaton, Models)

9. Pharos Test Labs
• A federated NFV testing infrastructure of community labs
designed for hosting CI/CD and testing of the OPNFV platform
• On a nightly basis, Pharos builds 30+ scenarios and deploys
them in an automated fashion across the globe on multiple
hardware platforms
• Pharos creates and tears down thousands of OpenStack data
centers integrated with multiple NFV components and performs
thousands of lines of automated test code against them
• NEW! Users can reserve hardware resources on the Pharos
Dashboard and use Pharos Lab-as-a-Service (LaaS) to
perform a virtual deployment of OPNFV

10. OPNFV Plugfest #2
• December 5-9, 2016 at University of New Hampshire Inter-
operability Lab (UNH IoL)
• 70 participants from 23 organizations including four non-
member organizations
• On a nightly basis, Pharos builds 30+ scenarios and deploys
them in an automated fashion across the globe on multiple
hardware platforms, including OCP-based hardware
• The Open-O (now ONAP) team participated in the events with
the goal of integrating their Sun release with OPNFV
Colorado. The team was able do much of this integration work,
setting the stage for MANO capabilities in OPNFV Danube
• Full report available Here: https://www.opnfv.org/resources
• Plugfest/Hackfest #3 will be in Paris at the Orange labs, April
24-29. Email events@opnfv.org

11. OPNFV Testing Community

12. Facilitating Faster Integration through Cross-Community
CI/CD (XCI)

13. OPNFV Scenario
• Designed to host VNFs in a variety of
deployment architectures
• Provides specific capabilities and/or
components aimed at solving specific
problems for the deployment of VNF’s
• Include components such as OpenStack,
OpenDaylight, OVS, KVM etc., where each
scenario will include different source
components or configurations
17/04/2017
http://docs.opnfv.org/en/stable-
danube/release/installation.introducti
on.html
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14. OPNFV Security
• Core Infrastructure Initiative (CII)
– a project managed by The Linux Foundation
– enables technology companies, industry stakeholders and esteemed
developers to collaboratively identify, fund and improve the security
of critical open source projects
– OPNFV has been awarded the Core Infrastructure Initiative Best
Practices badge and is 100% compliant with CII best practices
17/04/2017

15. OPNFV New (Sub)Projects
• Daisy4NFV (Installer)
• Security Scanning
• Opera (Open-O)
• Orchestra (Open Baton)
• OpenRetriever
• SNAPS-OO (OpenStack Client
Libs)
• Bamboo (PNDA)
• SampleVNF
• VINA (Virtual Infrastructure
Network Assurance)
• Armada (Openstack-Helm)
• Multi-Access Edge (CORD)
17/04/2017

16. OPNFV by the numbers: 2.5 Years In
• 51 members
• 10 end user member companies
• 4 releases
• 16 operational Pharos test-bed
infrastructure labs
• 71 Pharos pods
• 56 active projects
• 324 code developers
• 12 global user groups
• 18,600+ commits
• 7,000+ tickets
• 19,000+ mail messages
• 3,800+ IRC participants
• 865K+ IRC messages
• 865+ Mailing list participants
• 50K+ documentation downloads

17. OPNFV Membership List
Platinum Members
Associate Members
Silver Members

18. What’s Next?
• Much, much, much more of the same
• OPNFV Plugfest/Hackfest
– Twice Annual
– Testing and Infra Improvements
– SDN Controller & Storage Performance, Policy testing
• Continued advances in carrier grade features, including L2VPN, Policy
Management, Security, Multisite, Upgrades, Forwarding, and Data Plane
• Container Support
• OPNFV Euphrates (October 2017)

19. OPNFV: An Open Community
• Open Governance Model
• Open Technical Decision Making
• Open Design Discussion
• Open Source License
• Open To All

20. Get Involved
• Website: http://www.opnfv.org/
• Wiki: https://wiki.opnfv.org/
• Companies: Join as a member and/or join projects
• Developers: Join approved projects, propose a project, write documentation,
contribute use cases, define tests, analyze requirements, build upstream
relationships, contribute code, contribute upstream code, define processes,
resource a community lab, answer questions, give training, evangelize.
• Participation in OPNFV is open to anyone, whether you are an employee of a
member company or just passionate about network transformation.