Introduction to OPEN-O
LinuxCon-Japan
July 14, 2016
Marc Cohn, Linux Foundation, Director, OPEN-O
(mcohn@linuxfoundation.org)
Agenda
 Vision
 Architecture
 Project Status
2
 Network- to Software- orientation
 Hybrid Networks
 OSS/BSS Transformation
3
SDN/NFV
Developers
Hybrid
(Buy from SI) 20
(Eliminate SI) 300
Legacy
OSS Orchestrator
Operator Goals for
Open Orchestration
VIM
SDN CtrlVNFM
BSS:
Product Layer
OSS:
Service Layer
Network:
Resource Layer
App/BSS
Portal
(GUI)
VIM
Customer Facing Service Spec
Resource Facing Service Spec
Network Service Spec
PNFs VNFs
Product Spec
Resource Spec SDN Ctrl
GS-O
Global Service O
SDN-ONFV-O
Promotional/Bundled/Simple Offerings
Product SpecProduct
Resource Facing Service SpecResource Facing Service
Network Service SpecNetwork Service
Resource SpecNetwork
Resource
Customer Facing Service
TMF
Customer
Device
ETSINFV
Business Layer:
Operation Layer:
Network Layer:
OPEN-O Vision: From OSS to OSS
YANG
S/G-VNFM
TOSCA
Release 1.0 Use Case: vCPE
VLAN VXLAN IPSec
WAN
ThinCPE
PE1
TOR
OS
APP
OS
APP
TOR
OS
APP
OS
BRAS CP
VXLAN VLAN
VIM2
(OS2)
DC Controller
(Neutron Plugin)
WAN Controller
Super/D Controller
Access
Controller
OPEN-O
GW
overlay
underlay VLAN MPLS BGP L3VPN
OS
vCPE
OS
vFW
Enterprise
Site
Tenant Cloud
for Enterprise
POP/TIC Edge
G-VNFM1
(Juju…)
VIM1
(OS1)
S-VNFM1
(vCPE)
G-VNFM2
(vVAS)
Neutron
interface
SDN-O NFV-OLegend:
PE2
SPTN
pCPEResidential BRAS DP
TIC Core
MPLSTP L2VPN
PE1
S-VNFM1
(BRAS CP)
SPTN
VLAN SPTN MPLSTP L3VPN
More than MANO. . .
NFV Infrastructure
(NFVI)
Virtualized Network Functions
(VNFs)
OSS/BSS
NFV MANO
NFV Orchestrator
VNF Manager (VNFM)
Virtualization Infra-
structure Mgr. (VIM)
SDN Infrastructure
Design- Time
Environment
GUI
Modeling
Catalogues
Portals
Legacy
Networks
OPEN-O Architecture
7
Portals Operator
GUI
OSS
Infrastructure Legacy
Networks
SDN
Networks
NFVI
Tools
Common
Services
Orchestration
Services
SDN-O NFV-O
GS-O
BSS
End-User
Portals
TOSCA
Yang
OPEN-O Value Proposition
It’s about the services
• End-to-end
• Model-driven
Support for brownfields
Connectivity services
Tailored to the operator
Modular framework
8
Any Service over Any Network
OPEN-O R1.0
9
OPEN-O Project Status
June 28, 2016
Announced
Formation
Release 1.0 (target)
OPNFV Integration
(planned)
10
1Q-2016 2Q-2016 4Q-2016 2Q-2017
Members
Developers
EmailList
100s
>100
12
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
Other
GS-O
SDN-O
NFV-O
OPEN-O Developers
A new model for open source
11
Global
Community
Neutrality
Diversity
Balance
Collaboration
The Role of the
Linux Foundation
 Neutrality
 Best Practices
 Infrastructure
 Community Building
 Promotion
Service Layer
Control Layer
Infrastructure Layer
Reference
Architectures
OSSReference
Platforms
Collaboration
Thank You
www.open-o.org
For more details on OPEN-O:
Marc Cohn
mcohn@linuxfoundation.org
ありがとうございました

Introduction to Open-O

  • 1.
    Introduction to OPEN-O LinuxCon-Japan July14, 2016 Marc Cohn, Linux Foundation, Director, OPEN-O (mcohn@linuxfoundation.org)
  • 2.
  • 3.
     Network- toSoftware- orientation  Hybrid Networks  OSS/BSS Transformation 3 SDN/NFV Developers Hybrid (Buy from SI) 20 (Eliminate SI) 300 Legacy OSS Orchestrator Operator Goals for Open Orchestration
  • 4.
    VIM SDN CtrlVNFM BSS: Product Layer OSS: ServiceLayer Network: Resource Layer App/BSS Portal (GUI) VIM Customer Facing Service Spec Resource Facing Service Spec Network Service Spec PNFs VNFs Product Spec Resource Spec SDN Ctrl GS-O Global Service O SDN-ONFV-O Promotional/Bundled/Simple Offerings Product SpecProduct Resource Facing Service SpecResource Facing Service Network Service SpecNetwork Service Resource SpecNetwork Resource Customer Facing Service TMF Customer Device ETSINFV Business Layer: Operation Layer: Network Layer: OPEN-O Vision: From OSS to OSS YANG S/G-VNFM TOSCA
  • 5.
    Release 1.0 UseCase: vCPE VLAN VXLAN IPSec WAN ThinCPE PE1 TOR OS APP OS APP TOR OS APP OS BRAS CP VXLAN VLAN VIM2 (OS2) DC Controller (Neutron Plugin) WAN Controller Super/D Controller Access Controller OPEN-O GW overlay underlay VLAN MPLS BGP L3VPN OS vCPE OS vFW Enterprise Site Tenant Cloud for Enterprise POP/TIC Edge G-VNFM1 (Juju…) VIM1 (OS1) S-VNFM1 (vCPE) G-VNFM2 (vVAS) Neutron interface SDN-O NFV-OLegend: PE2 SPTN pCPEResidential BRAS DP TIC Core MPLSTP L2VPN PE1 S-VNFM1 (BRAS CP) SPTN VLAN SPTN MPLSTP L3VPN
  • 6.
    More than MANO.. . NFV Infrastructure (NFVI) Virtualized Network Functions (VNFs) OSS/BSS NFV MANO NFV Orchestrator VNF Manager (VNFM) Virtualization Infra- structure Mgr. (VIM) SDN Infrastructure Design- Time Environment GUI Modeling Catalogues Portals Legacy Networks
  • 7.
    OPEN-O Architecture 7 Portals Operator GUI OSS InfrastructureLegacy Networks SDN Networks NFVI Tools Common Services Orchestration Services SDN-O NFV-O GS-O BSS End-User Portals TOSCA Yang
  • 8.
    OPEN-O Value Proposition It’sabout the services • End-to-end • Model-driven Support for brownfields Connectivity services Tailored to the operator Modular framework 8 Any Service over Any Network
  • 9.
  • 10.
    OPEN-O Project Status June28, 2016 Announced Formation Release 1.0 (target) OPNFV Integration (planned) 10 1Q-2016 2Q-2016 4Q-2016 2Q-2017 Members Developers EmailList 100s >100 12 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Other GS-O SDN-O NFV-O OPEN-O Developers
  • 11.
    A new modelfor open source 11 Global Community Neutrality Diversity Balance Collaboration
  • 12.
    The Role ofthe Linux Foundation  Neutrality  Best Practices  Infrastructure  Community Building  Promotion Service Layer Control Layer Infrastructure Layer Reference Architectures OSSReference Platforms Collaboration
  • 13.
    Thank You www.open-o.org For moredetails on OPEN-O: Marc Cohn mcohn@linuxfoundation.org ありがとうございました