The document outlines a strategy for transitioning to a new generation of networks utilizing IP, SDN (Software-Defined Networking), NFV (Network Functions Virtualization), and cloud technologies. It discusses the complexity of mobile and video networks, emphasizing the need for flexibility, software innovation, and operational efficiency in deploying network services. The migration to a virtualized infrastructure is detailed, highlighting key components such as service assurance and management, as well as the benefits of using OpenStack for carrier-grade cloud services.

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Evolving to a new generation Network
based on IP, SDN, NFV & Cloud
Jeff White, Head of Broadband
Convergence & IP
Ericsson, North America
jeff.white@ericsson.com

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strategy to create a flexible
programmable network
Network Friendly
Leverage Off the
Shelf
Secure
Beyond Data
Centers
Network
Infrastructure
Applications
Application
Responsive
XaaS
Combined
High Performance
Programmable
Appl. & Customer
Aware
Scale Independent
Innovation Driven
Optimally Hosted
Optimally
Delivered
Open Ecosystem
Data Center
Infrastructure
Consulting
& Systems
Integration
Capability

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Why change?
CAN network SDN/NFV technology
really help?
Packaging
Scale
Operational
Complexity
Mobile, Video
& Core networks
are very complex
Services
Agility
Difficult to
launch
new services
and capabilities
Fault
Tolerance
Generally very
good
Fixed cost
Reduction
Hardware
depreciation
cycles longer
than useful life
Combined
control and
dataplane
challenge agility
Add complexity
for automation
& standard
operating
VNF deployment
flexibility allows for
accelerated innovation
& deployment
More value in
software
for better
utilization & scale
Separate control &
Forwarding for
better economics
Service Assurance &
FCAPS, more
challenging in cloud

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Cloud Infrastructure Automation
Network
functions
Services
OSS/BSS, Media &
IT functions
Commercial XaaS
Offerings
Operator IT
Cloud
Operator Commercial
Cloud
Operator Telecom
Cloud
Cloud Infrastructure Governance & Security
End to End Infrastructure
[ Storage + Compute + Network ]
Data Center
Service-Provider Software Defined Networking
One cloud
– all workloads – all industries
SDN/NFV for DYNAMIC TECHNOLOGY & BUSINESS TRENDS

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SDN/NFV – Migration strategy
Virtualized
Network
Functions
 VNF selection based on optimal value
 Network data plane VNF present greater challenge
 Combining Network Functions for Virtual Network Capability
Orchestration
 NFV/SDN considerably different requirements than IT, MANO
 Stateful vs Stateless, Distributed vs Central, P2P vs Client/Server
 Range of performance requirements, interfaces
NFV
Infrastructure
 Key selection of Execution Environment, VM / Container, PaaS vs
IaaS,
 Performance requirements, manageability, DC Ecosystem, FCAPS
 Bare metal, versus integrated compute, storage, network security
Control,
Mgmt, DC
Networking
 Physical Network Function Orchestration and Network Environment
Management
 Service Assurance and Performance Management
 Division of control between VNF, Controller and Orchestrator
SDN Control
and
Networking
 Service Level Control and Management (Chaining)
 Automated Config and Management. Analytics based Automation
 Scaled Resource Control

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Service provider SDN
unlocking network potential
End to end Network Map
Configuration and
Service Management
Domain
Resource Control
Cross Domain
Resource Control SDN-SW
SDN-SW
Dynamic Service
Control and Chaining
DPI/Charge Security
URL
SDN Based Network
Programmability
Policy
Analytics

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Enhancing openstack for NFV
For the carrier-grade cloud
OS NETWORK
FRAMEWORK
OS COMPUTE
FRAMEWORK
OS STORAGE
FRAMEWORK
NEUTRON
API
NOVA API
CINDER
API
PLUGIN
OS SECURITY
FRAMEWORK
KEYSTONE
API
Ceilometer
Linux PLUGIN
NETWORK COMPUTE STORAGE IDAM
Support functions
PLUGIN PLUGIN
Cloud Manager
Application Domain OSS
NFV Applications Enterprise Applications
› Resource Allocation & Optimization
› Resource Isolation (VLAN Trunking)
› Networking
– WAN
orchestration
– VNF provisioning
– Network
Redundancy
› Real Time
Response
– Interrupt servicing
– OVS latency/ Throughput
› Carrier Grade Security
– Multi-tenancy with end-to-end
isolation
› Software Management
and Upgrade Support
– Hitless & automated upgrades
– Roll-back
› Backup and Restore
– Automatic backup
– Recovery incl. consistency audit
and conflict resolution
› Audit and Trouble
Shooting
– Audit log, monitor and troubleshoot
› Assurance:
– Fault, event and performance
(beyond ceilometer) management
– Advanced monitoring capabilities
› High Availability
– No single point of failure
– Mitigation of systematic
failures
– Fault monitoring and
heath check
Glance
API
PLUGINP LUGIN

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The transformation
journey has started
Today Transformation
journey
Understanding of; complexity,
architecture, capabilities, competences,
processes, methods and tools
Tomorrow
Global cloud
based networks

9. THANK YOU
Jeff White, Head of Broadband
Convergence & IP
jeff.white@ericsson.com

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