This presentation provides an overview of the Open Baton project, and open source initiative launched by the Fraunhofer FOKUS and Technical University of Berlin implementing a platform ETSI MANO compliant
Virtual Network Function Managers (VNFM) are Key components in NFV MANO framework. They work in concert with Network Function Virtualization Orchestrator (NFVO) and Virtual Infrastructure Manager (VIM).In this presentation, We will compare competing Opensource VNFMs with respect to various features supported.
NFV : Virtual Network Function Architecturesidneel
This document discusses network function virtualization (NFV) and virtual network functions (VNFs). It covers the overview of VNF architecture in the NFV framework, including VNF design patterns, properties, lifecycle, and fault management. VNFs are software implementations of network functions that run over NFV infrastructure and are orchestrated by NFV orchestrators and VNF managers. A VNF consists of one or more VNF components that have well-defined interfaces and can be deployed, managed, and upgraded independently. The document describes the various states, interfaces, and descriptors involved in the lifecycle of VNF instantiation, scaling, updating and upgrading.
Network Function Virtualization : Open Source Toolssidneel
This document lists open source tools that can be used to implement the various layers of the NFV architecture framework, including the virtualization layer, orchestration layer, and management layer. For the virtualization layer, it recommends tools like KVM, Xen, LXC, and DPDK. For the orchestration and management layer, it suggests open source platforms like OpenStack, CloudStack, OpenNebula, and Ovirt for functions like VNF instantiation, hardware resource allocation, and fault recovery. The goal is to address challenges around service mapping, scaling, fault determination and integrating NFV with existing OSS/BSS systems.
This Intel Network Builders Webinar is on Carrier-class environments for NFV lifecycle management. Communications service providers see the strong business upside from deploying NFV-based services. NFV promises to lower costs, simplify network operations, and usher in a new era of rapid service innovation. However, there are still concerns about running mission-critical, revenue- generating network functions as software applications on general purpose compute platforms rather than purpose-built appliances.
Intel, Wind River and Overture explore what is required to create a carrier grade, high-performance environment for hosting virtual network functions (VNFs).
Learn how to:
• Create a high-performance, high reliability NFV infrastructure
• Identify essential attributes needed for carrier-class management and orchestration
• Optimize the placement of VNFs and the benefits of distributed and centralized models • Support the complete service life cycle in a VNF-agnostic service environment
Summit 16: ETSI NFV Interface and Architecture OverviewOPNFV
The document discusses the work of the ETSI NFV Interfaces and Architecture Working Group (IFA WG). It provides an overview of the MANO architectural framework, including basic concepts, the architectural framework diagram, and information model. It also maps the MANO components to IFA work items, such as specifications for reference points and interfaces. Finally, it shows how the VIM northbound interfaces are mapped to relevant OPNFV projects.
NFV is "network function virtualization" and is a hot topic in virtualization and cloud infrastructure. This presentation walks through what NFV is and how the ManageIQ community could potentially integrate with various NFV implementations.
For more on ManageIQ, see http://manageiq.org/
Virtual Network Function Managers (VNFM) are Key components in NFV MANO framework. They work in concert with Network Function Virtualization Orchestrator (NFVO) and Virtual Infrastructure Manager (VIM).In this presentation, We will compare competing Opensource VNFMs with respect to various features supported.
NFV : Virtual Network Function Architecturesidneel
This document discusses network function virtualization (NFV) and virtual network functions (VNFs). It covers the overview of VNF architecture in the NFV framework, including VNF design patterns, properties, lifecycle, and fault management. VNFs are software implementations of network functions that run over NFV infrastructure and are orchestrated by NFV orchestrators and VNF managers. A VNF consists of one or more VNF components that have well-defined interfaces and can be deployed, managed, and upgraded independently. The document describes the various states, interfaces, and descriptors involved in the lifecycle of VNF instantiation, scaling, updating and upgrading.
Network Function Virtualization : Open Source Toolssidneel
This document lists open source tools that can be used to implement the various layers of the NFV architecture framework, including the virtualization layer, orchestration layer, and management layer. For the virtualization layer, it recommends tools like KVM, Xen, LXC, and DPDK. For the orchestration and management layer, it suggests open source platforms like OpenStack, CloudStack, OpenNebula, and Ovirt for functions like VNF instantiation, hardware resource allocation, and fault recovery. The goal is to address challenges around service mapping, scaling, fault determination and integrating NFV with existing OSS/BSS systems.
This Intel Network Builders Webinar is on Carrier-class environments for NFV lifecycle management. Communications service providers see the strong business upside from deploying NFV-based services. NFV promises to lower costs, simplify network operations, and usher in a new era of rapid service innovation. However, there are still concerns about running mission-critical, revenue- generating network functions as software applications on general purpose compute platforms rather than purpose-built appliances.
Intel, Wind River and Overture explore what is required to create a carrier grade, high-performance environment for hosting virtual network functions (VNFs).
Learn how to:
• Create a high-performance, high reliability NFV infrastructure
• Identify essential attributes needed for carrier-class management and orchestration
• Optimize the placement of VNFs and the benefits of distributed and centralized models • Support the complete service life cycle in a VNF-agnostic service environment
Summit 16: ETSI NFV Interface and Architecture OverviewOPNFV
The document discusses the work of the ETSI NFV Interfaces and Architecture Working Group (IFA WG). It provides an overview of the MANO architectural framework, including basic concepts, the architectural framework diagram, and information model. It also maps the MANO components to IFA work items, such as specifications for reference points and interfaces. Finally, it shows how the VIM northbound interfaces are mapped to relevant OPNFV projects.
NFV is "network function virtualization" and is a hot topic in virtualization and cloud infrastructure. This presentation walks through what NFV is and how the ManageIQ community could potentially integrate with various NFV implementations.
For more on ManageIQ, see http://manageiq.org/
Summit 16: Keynote: HPE Presentation- Transforming Communication Service Prov...OPNFV
Open Transformation
Three sentences:
HPE's OpenNFV program aims to accelerate NFV transformations through an open partner ecosystem focused on bridging gaps between open source projects, ecosystems, and deployable solutions. The program provides a proven and innovative environment for NFV by integrating technology partners' components, validating application partners' VNFs, and leveraging services partners' industry strengths. HPE is also contributing learnings from its OpenNFV labs back to the OPNFV project to help bridge gaps between open source and ecosystems.
Summit 16: Optimizing OPNFV for Distributed NFV ApplicationsOPNFV
Optimizing OPNFV for Distributed NFV Applications - The concept of Distributed NFV is well established in the NFV literature, but the actual reasons for distributing network functions through the network and the mechanics of how that will be accomplished are little explored. In this presentation, Sam Fuller will present the economic case of supporting distributed NFV and what the impact of this approach will have on the OPNFV platform software and MANO infrastructure of service providers looking to deploy NFV-based solutions in their networks.
Distributed VNF Management - Architecture and Use casesTrinath Somanchi
Telco operators are on journey to discover what virtualization means for the network. Markets have believed that NFV architecture elements: NFVI and VIM, hold the complete responsibility in providing virtualized networks with carrier grade properties.
Telco operators have reached to a conclusion that VNFs must take their fair share of responsibility to realize NFV goals while meeting carrier-grade behavior in the entire NFV architecture. While the trend moves on, Cloud native VNFs are emerging best citizens of the cloud. Thus communication from EMS to VNFM is blurred and eventually may disappear in the future. This requires better understanding of, and agreement over the role of VNFMs and EMS for VNFs.
This presentation describes the evolution of Distributed VNF management, Architectural design considerations and Use-case scenarios. The following proposal is based on a comprehensive study on evolving cloud native VNF management.
Network Function Virtualization : HyperVisor Domainsidneel
The document discusses the hypervisor domain in network function virtualization (NFV). It describes the purpose and architecture of the hypervisor domain, including providing abstraction of hardware for portable software appliances and compute domain resources for virtual machines. It also outlines the external and internal interfaces of the hypervisor domain, including interfaces with the virtualized infrastructure manager (VIM) for management and metrics collection.
This document provides an overview of Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) concepts including:
- The NFV architecture separates network functions from proprietary hardware appliances into virtualized network functions (VNFs) that run on commercial off-the-shelf servers.
- The NFV infrastructure (NFVI) provides compute, storage, and networking resources, while the NFV management and orchestration (MANO) framework manages the lifecycles of VNFs and network services.
- Common open source MANO components include OpenStack for NFVI, OpenDaylight as an SDN controller, and Open vSwitch for virtual switching between VNFs. Leading NFV vendors also offer proprietary MANO solutions.
The document discusses Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) and OpenStack. It provides an overview of NFV, describing what NFV is and its key benefits. It also summarizes the work completed in Phase 1 of the ETSI NFV Industry Specification Group, including published documents on NFV architecture, interfaces, and requirements. The document then presents examples of NFV proofs-of-concept involving virtualized network functions and orchestration using OpenStack. It concludes with a discussion of requirements for integrating NFV and OpenStack, such as support for multiple hypervisors, hardware acceleration, and security.
What is NFV? How does it relate to SDN, what does it mean for the telecommunications industry, and why should anyone outside of that industry care?
Presentation delivered at CloudOpen Europe, Düsseldorf, October 2014
Slides introducing NFV and what is done on the subject in OpenStack and explaining the benefits of 6WIND Gate in an NFVi setup with OpenStack. Presentation done with Vincent Jardin, CTO at 6WIND.
This document discusses the compute domain in network function virtualization (NFV). It describes the key components of the compute domain including processors, storage, and network interfaces. It outlines the compute domain architecture and interfaces. It also covers deployment scenarios, functional elements, requirements, blocks, interfaces within the domain, and modularity options for the NFV infrastructure.
1) The document discusses network function virtualization (NFV) and how it relates to OpenStack. NFV aims to virtualize network functions through standard servers and storage to reduce costs and improve flexibility. (2) ETSI has defined NFV reference architectures, use cases, and an NFV management and orchestration framework. (3) The document outlines ongoing work by ETSI on NFV specifications and interoperability testing to advance the NFV ecosystem.
Network Function Virtualization : Infrastructure Overviewsidneel
This document provides an overview of network function virtualization (NFV) infrastructure, including:
- The NFV infrastructure architecture focuses on the compute, hypervisor, and infrastructure domains. The hypervisor domain provides resources and interfaces for software appliances running as virtual machines.
- NFV infrastructure principles include defining functional blocks and their interfaces, and how network functions are divided between host functions and virtual network functions after virtualization.
- The document discusses NFV infrastructure in relation to cloud computing models like SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS and covers NFV infrastructure domains, interfaces, and challenges related to performance.
This document discusses using OpenStack for NFV (Network Functions Virtualization) use cases. It provides an overview of ETSI NFV and the NFV architecture. It then compares traditional EPC (Evolved Packet Core) networks to vEPC (virtual EPC) networks running on cloud infrastructure. Key NFV requirements are listed. The document outlines how to create different tenant and external networks in OpenStack, including the S1C, S1U, S5C, S5U and SGi networks, as well as creating a router to connect them. It describes a problem with UE (User Equipment) connectivity and addresses it with a Neutron solution using allowed_address_pair ports.
KEYNOTE @ NFV World Congress 2017, San José
Francisco-Javier Ramón | Head of Network Virtualisation, GCTO | Telefónica
Chair | ETSI OSM
ABSTRACT:
- How Telefónica is architecting its new Core Network with NFV to enable the dynamic re-allocation of capacity wherever needed.
- Why orchestration is the latest technical challenge to realize this vision, and what Telefónica is doing in this space.
- How Open Source MANO (OSM) has become the reference platform for interoperability after the launch of its third release.
- How this fits into Telefónica plans for virtualization.
This document discusses network function virtualization (NFV), including its use cases, architecture, and virtualization requirements. It describes NFV's benefits in reducing costs and increasing flexibility compared to proprietary hardware appliances. The NFV architecture framework separates network functions into software-based virtual network functions (VNFs) that run on a shared virtualized infrastructure. It also covers NFV specifications, use cases like NFV infrastructure as a service, and virtualization requirements around performance, security, and resilience.
Summit 16: How to Compose a New OPNFV Solution Stack?OPNFV
This session showcases how a new OPNFV solution stack (a.k.a. ""scenario"") is composed and stood up. We'll use a new solution stack framed around a new software forwarder (""VPP"") provided by the FD.io project as example for this session. The session discusses how an evolution/change of upstream components from OpenStack, OpenDaylight and FFD.io are put in place for the scenario, how installers and tests need to be evolved to allow for integration into OPNFV's continuous integration, deployment and test pipeline.
Summit 16: ARM Mini-Summit - Intro & OverviewOPNFV
The document provides an overview and agenda for an ARM NFV Ecosystem Mini Summit. It discusses how ARM technology is well positioned for networking through performance per watt and diversity of solutions. It also summarizes the promise of NFV to reduce costs and accelerate time to market for new services. Key presentations will cover NFV solutions from various companies for different use cases as well as an overview of OPNFV and efforts to develop the NFV ecosystem through an ARM-based reference stack and partner labs.
1. The document discusses the convergence of IT and telecommunications (CT) infrastructure through OpenStack and network functions virtualization (NFV).
2. It provides an overview of relevant industry trends like software-defined networking and computing. It also discusses the perspectives and interests of telco operators and NFV.
3. The document identifies challenges for deploying network functions on OpenStack clouds, such as the need for cross-data center resource scheduling and affinity scheduling to meet telco application requirements for high availability. It proposes solutions like service container-based resource allocation and an application-centric networking platform.
Summit 16: Open-O Mini-Summit - TOSCA and YANG Data Modeling for NFVOPNFV
This document discusses TOSCA and YANG data modeling for network function virtualization (NFV). It provides an overview of TOSCA, how it can be used to model virtual network functions (VNFs) and composite network services, and how it can incorporate YANG models. It then provides an example of using TOSCA to model a virtual DNS service deployed on OpenStack, including relationships to networking and security components. Finally, it demonstrates how TOSCA can be used to compose multiple VNF blueprints into an end-to-end network service chain.
1. Open Baton enables dynamic VNF placement in emerging SDN/NFV-based 5G testbeds like the 5G Berlin testbed.
2. Open Baton and the Fraunhofer FOKUStoolkits can be used to set up federated SDN testbeds across Europe.
3. The toolkits include implementations for 5G core networks, multimedia, and more that can be deployed and configured on demand using Open Baton.
The document discusses adding application orchestration, monitoring, and provisioning capabilities to Chef using Cloudify. It describes how Cloudify can automate tasks like deployment, monitoring, self-healing, auto-scaling and provide features like remote execution and cloud portability that enhance Chef's capabilities. An example integration process is outlined where a Cloudify service is created that utilizes a Chef agent and cookbook. PaddyPower's use of Cloudify with Chef for continuous delivery is also briefly described.
Summit 16: Keynote: HPE Presentation- Transforming Communication Service Prov...OPNFV
Open Transformation
Three sentences:
HPE's OpenNFV program aims to accelerate NFV transformations through an open partner ecosystem focused on bridging gaps between open source projects, ecosystems, and deployable solutions. The program provides a proven and innovative environment for NFV by integrating technology partners' components, validating application partners' VNFs, and leveraging services partners' industry strengths. HPE is also contributing learnings from its OpenNFV labs back to the OPNFV project to help bridge gaps between open source and ecosystems.
Summit 16: Optimizing OPNFV for Distributed NFV ApplicationsOPNFV
Optimizing OPNFV for Distributed NFV Applications - The concept of Distributed NFV is well established in the NFV literature, but the actual reasons for distributing network functions through the network and the mechanics of how that will be accomplished are little explored. In this presentation, Sam Fuller will present the economic case of supporting distributed NFV and what the impact of this approach will have on the OPNFV platform software and MANO infrastructure of service providers looking to deploy NFV-based solutions in their networks.
Distributed VNF Management - Architecture and Use casesTrinath Somanchi
Telco operators are on journey to discover what virtualization means for the network. Markets have believed that NFV architecture elements: NFVI and VIM, hold the complete responsibility in providing virtualized networks with carrier grade properties.
Telco operators have reached to a conclusion that VNFs must take their fair share of responsibility to realize NFV goals while meeting carrier-grade behavior in the entire NFV architecture. While the trend moves on, Cloud native VNFs are emerging best citizens of the cloud. Thus communication from EMS to VNFM is blurred and eventually may disappear in the future. This requires better understanding of, and agreement over the role of VNFMs and EMS for VNFs.
This presentation describes the evolution of Distributed VNF management, Architectural design considerations and Use-case scenarios. The following proposal is based on a comprehensive study on evolving cloud native VNF management.
Network Function Virtualization : HyperVisor Domainsidneel
The document discusses the hypervisor domain in network function virtualization (NFV). It describes the purpose and architecture of the hypervisor domain, including providing abstraction of hardware for portable software appliances and compute domain resources for virtual machines. It also outlines the external and internal interfaces of the hypervisor domain, including interfaces with the virtualized infrastructure manager (VIM) for management and metrics collection.
This document provides an overview of Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) concepts including:
- The NFV architecture separates network functions from proprietary hardware appliances into virtualized network functions (VNFs) that run on commercial off-the-shelf servers.
- The NFV infrastructure (NFVI) provides compute, storage, and networking resources, while the NFV management and orchestration (MANO) framework manages the lifecycles of VNFs and network services.
- Common open source MANO components include OpenStack for NFVI, OpenDaylight as an SDN controller, and Open vSwitch for virtual switching between VNFs. Leading NFV vendors also offer proprietary MANO solutions.
The document discusses Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) and OpenStack. It provides an overview of NFV, describing what NFV is and its key benefits. It also summarizes the work completed in Phase 1 of the ETSI NFV Industry Specification Group, including published documents on NFV architecture, interfaces, and requirements. The document then presents examples of NFV proofs-of-concept involving virtualized network functions and orchestration using OpenStack. It concludes with a discussion of requirements for integrating NFV and OpenStack, such as support for multiple hypervisors, hardware acceleration, and security.
What is NFV? How does it relate to SDN, what does it mean for the telecommunications industry, and why should anyone outside of that industry care?
Presentation delivered at CloudOpen Europe, Düsseldorf, October 2014
Slides introducing NFV and what is done on the subject in OpenStack and explaining the benefits of 6WIND Gate in an NFVi setup with OpenStack. Presentation done with Vincent Jardin, CTO at 6WIND.
This document discusses the compute domain in network function virtualization (NFV). It describes the key components of the compute domain including processors, storage, and network interfaces. It outlines the compute domain architecture and interfaces. It also covers deployment scenarios, functional elements, requirements, blocks, interfaces within the domain, and modularity options for the NFV infrastructure.
1) The document discusses network function virtualization (NFV) and how it relates to OpenStack. NFV aims to virtualize network functions through standard servers and storage to reduce costs and improve flexibility. (2) ETSI has defined NFV reference architectures, use cases, and an NFV management and orchestration framework. (3) The document outlines ongoing work by ETSI on NFV specifications and interoperability testing to advance the NFV ecosystem.
Network Function Virtualization : Infrastructure Overviewsidneel
This document provides an overview of network function virtualization (NFV) infrastructure, including:
- The NFV infrastructure architecture focuses on the compute, hypervisor, and infrastructure domains. The hypervisor domain provides resources and interfaces for software appliances running as virtual machines.
- NFV infrastructure principles include defining functional blocks and their interfaces, and how network functions are divided between host functions and virtual network functions after virtualization.
- The document discusses NFV infrastructure in relation to cloud computing models like SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS and covers NFV infrastructure domains, interfaces, and challenges related to performance.
This document discusses using OpenStack for NFV (Network Functions Virtualization) use cases. It provides an overview of ETSI NFV and the NFV architecture. It then compares traditional EPC (Evolved Packet Core) networks to vEPC (virtual EPC) networks running on cloud infrastructure. Key NFV requirements are listed. The document outlines how to create different tenant and external networks in OpenStack, including the S1C, S1U, S5C, S5U and SGi networks, as well as creating a router to connect them. It describes a problem with UE (User Equipment) connectivity and addresses it with a Neutron solution using allowed_address_pair ports.
KEYNOTE @ NFV World Congress 2017, San José
Francisco-Javier Ramón | Head of Network Virtualisation, GCTO | Telefónica
Chair | ETSI OSM
ABSTRACT:
- How Telefónica is architecting its new Core Network with NFV to enable the dynamic re-allocation of capacity wherever needed.
- Why orchestration is the latest technical challenge to realize this vision, and what Telefónica is doing in this space.
- How Open Source MANO (OSM) has become the reference platform for interoperability after the launch of its third release.
- How this fits into Telefónica plans for virtualization.
This document discusses network function virtualization (NFV), including its use cases, architecture, and virtualization requirements. It describes NFV's benefits in reducing costs and increasing flexibility compared to proprietary hardware appliances. The NFV architecture framework separates network functions into software-based virtual network functions (VNFs) that run on a shared virtualized infrastructure. It also covers NFV specifications, use cases like NFV infrastructure as a service, and virtualization requirements around performance, security, and resilience.
Summit 16: How to Compose a New OPNFV Solution Stack?OPNFV
This session showcases how a new OPNFV solution stack (a.k.a. ""scenario"") is composed and stood up. We'll use a new solution stack framed around a new software forwarder (""VPP"") provided by the FD.io project as example for this session. The session discusses how an evolution/change of upstream components from OpenStack, OpenDaylight and FFD.io are put in place for the scenario, how installers and tests need to be evolved to allow for integration into OPNFV's continuous integration, deployment and test pipeline.
Summit 16: ARM Mini-Summit - Intro & OverviewOPNFV
The document provides an overview and agenda for an ARM NFV Ecosystem Mini Summit. It discusses how ARM technology is well positioned for networking through performance per watt and diversity of solutions. It also summarizes the promise of NFV to reduce costs and accelerate time to market for new services. Key presentations will cover NFV solutions from various companies for different use cases as well as an overview of OPNFV and efforts to develop the NFV ecosystem through an ARM-based reference stack and partner labs.
1. The document discusses the convergence of IT and telecommunications (CT) infrastructure through OpenStack and network functions virtualization (NFV).
2. It provides an overview of relevant industry trends like software-defined networking and computing. It also discusses the perspectives and interests of telco operators and NFV.
3. The document identifies challenges for deploying network functions on OpenStack clouds, such as the need for cross-data center resource scheduling and affinity scheduling to meet telco application requirements for high availability. It proposes solutions like service container-based resource allocation and an application-centric networking platform.
Summit 16: Open-O Mini-Summit - TOSCA and YANG Data Modeling for NFVOPNFV
This document discusses TOSCA and YANG data modeling for network function virtualization (NFV). It provides an overview of TOSCA, how it can be used to model virtual network functions (VNFs) and composite network services, and how it can incorporate YANG models. It then provides an example of using TOSCA to model a virtual DNS service deployed on OpenStack, including relationships to networking and security components. Finally, it demonstrates how TOSCA can be used to compose multiple VNF blueprints into an end-to-end network service chain.
1. Open Baton enables dynamic VNF placement in emerging SDN/NFV-based 5G testbeds like the 5G Berlin testbed.
2. Open Baton and the Fraunhofer FOKUStoolkits can be used to set up federated SDN testbeds across Europe.
3. The toolkits include implementations for 5G core networks, multimedia, and more that can be deployed and configured on demand using Open Baton.
The document discusses adding application orchestration, monitoring, and provisioning capabilities to Chef using Cloudify. It describes how Cloudify can automate tasks like deployment, monitoring, self-healing, auto-scaling and provide features like remote execution and cloud portability that enhance Chef's capabilities. An example integration process is outlined where a Cloudify service is created that utilizes a Chef agent and cookbook. PaddyPower's use of Cloudify with Chef for continuous delivery is also briefly described.
MPLS/SDN Intersections Next Generation Access Networks at MPLS & Ethernet Wor...ADVA
The document discusses challenges and intersections between software-defined networking (SDN) and multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) in next generation access networks. It outlines carrier requirements such as rapid re-provisioning, network convergence, and virtualization that SDN aims to address. The document then explores what SDN means in terms of separating the data and control planes and centralized management. It identifies challenges in deploying SDN in access networks including synchronization and adaptive service level agreements. Challenges are also discussed for using MPLS/MPLS-TP in access networks related to footprint, latency optimization, and synchronization support. The intersections between SDN and MPLS are explored to address these challenges.
Assuring Superior VNF Performance at the Network EdgeADVA
At GEN15 we’re showcasing how communication service providers can integrate NFV-centric services with existing operational processes. This is a joint demonstration with Time Warner Cable Business Class and Juniper Networks.
This document discusses tools for DevOps and introduces Neev Information Technologies as a provider of tools that enable monitoring, troubleshooting, and gaining visibility into applications and transactions. Some key features of Neev's tools include automatic discovery and configuration, deep visibility through full call stack traces, and monitoring of expensive methods, SQL queries, and JVM heap size without much effort through both paid and free versions. Contact information is provided for Neev's offices in India, the US, Sweden, and Singapore.
1) The document discusses how open source will revolutionize 5G through the development of a new virtualized 5G mobile packet core (MPC) architecture based on SDN and NFV.
2) It outlines issues with the current 4G network such as lack of customization, proprietary hardware, and big data overload and how SDN and NFV address these issues through network softwarization.
3) It presents several open source projects contributing to the development of a 5G MPC including OPNFV, ONAP, OpenStack, and PNDA.
The OpenStack Tacker Project and SDN/NFV MANO: Craig Stevens, BrocadeOpenStack
Audience: Intermediate
About: NFV/SDN end to end service orchestration and management are key topics at play in the industry today. This presentation gives an overview of some of the key components in this space like TOSCA NFV, Service Orchestration, VNF Management, Diagnostics before then diving into the OpenStack Tacker VNF Management details.
Speaker Bio: Craig Stevens – Principal Software Engineer, Brocade
Craig is a Principal Software Engineer at Brocade and has held various CTO, architectural and software engineering positions working with Service Providers throughout Asia Pacific. Craig is able to draw on his background and experience to give a unique perspective on this new software paradigm.
OpenStack Australia Day - Sydney 2016
https://events.aptira.com/openstack-australia-day-sydney-2016/
Slides used at OPNFV Meetup Tokyo #1, to introduce (listup) projects in OPNFV community.
Alternate URL: https://speakerdeck.com/s1061123/projects-summary
Software Defined Networks Network Function Virtualization Pivotal TechnologiesOpen Networking Summits
The document discusses software defined networks (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV). It provides an agenda for a presentation on SDN and NFV including an overview of NFV and its synergy with SDN, standardization efforts, and the role of open source. The presentation will also cover spreading NFV through use cases, network virtualization experiences from operators, challenges of network virtualization for mobile networks, and vendor perspectives on deploying SDN and NFV.
This document discusses network function virtualization (NFV) and the management and orchestration (MANO) stack. It provides an overview of NFV and its benefits over traditional hardware appliances. It describes the ETSI NFV reference architecture and the roles of the main MANO components: the virtualized infrastructure manager (VIM), virtual network function manager (VNFM), and NFV orchestrator (NFVO). It notes that while the lower layers like the VIM are more standardized, there is still work being done to standardize the NFVO and its interfaces. It also discusses some open source MANO implementations and the goal of the OPNFV project to develop a reference implementation through collaboration.
ECOMP TECHNOLOGY is a leading distributor of hardware and software in India with over 12 years of experience in the IT field. The company seeks to build long-lasting business relationships by augmenting products and services to improve accessibility for IT channel partners. ECOMP is a certified sub-distributor for Microsoft and partners with major brands like Intel, Dell, and Adobe. It has been consistently awarded by Microsoft for achievements like best sub-distributor and highest growth in various regions. ECOMP distributes products such as Microsoft licenses, Notion Ink tablets, and antivirus software. It also offers services like server installation, technology consulting, app development, and equipment rental.
Ericsson Cloud SDN and Netronome Agilio CX - Taking NFV to the next level of ...Ericsson
The demonstration shows how an open approach using the OpenDaylight Controller and Open vSwitch with Ericsson Cloud SDN and Netronome Agilio-CX can seamlessly deliver high performance and server efficiency while maintaining flexibility. High performance packet throughput is achieved by accelerating the Open vSwitch data plane, freeing up to 90% of the server CPU cores from running OVS and become available to run more NFV applications.
Mikhail Filimonchik from Ericsson gave a presentation on NFV transformation at the 2016 OpenStack Birthday event in Moscow. The presentation discussed Ericsson's vision for NFV and cloud technologies, potential deployment scenarios, and Ericsson's capabilities and partnerships to support customers' network evolution. Ericsson has contracts with 30 telecom customers worldwide for NFV implementations including virtual EPC, IMS, and PCRF networks.
Experiencing a large Agile Transformation by Hendrik Esser Agile ME
Leading a several thousand people organization towards Agile is not an easy task. It is a complex challenge where there is a very low predictability of success of your change initiatives. In this talk I will give you some theoretical background on how to successfully approach change in your company. I will exemplify this with the story of our agile change at Ericsson, one of the world’s largest SW companies. I will talk about our change initiatives, the desired and undesired things that emerged from them and how we acted upon them. This will help you understand the nature of an organizational change towards Agile and how to successfully approach it yourself.
NFV-SDN projects provide open source solutions for NFV and SDN. There are several initiatives focused on different components of the NFV architecture including OpenStack Tacker for VNF management, OpenBaton for NFV orchestration, and ETSI OSG proposing an open source MANO implementation. OPNFV is expanding its scope to include all ETSI NFV functional blocks including MANO. Individual open source projects like OpenMANO and Cloudify also provide NFV orchestration functionality.
Summit 16: ARM Mini-Summit - OPNFV vision, contributions and offerings - EneaOPNFV
This presentation discusses Enea's contributions and offerings related to OPNFV and NFV. Some key points:
- Enea was involved in early work bringing up OPNFV architectures on ARM hardware and demonstrating reference platforms.
- Enea hosts a multi-vendor NFV lab compliant with OPNFV specifications and participates in the OPNFV Armband project to support ARM.
- Enea's NFV portfolio includes an OPNFV-based virtualization platform, VNF/PNF platform, high performance dataplane software, guest operating systems, and a VNF management platform.
- Going forward, Enea aims to focus on areas like hardening OPNFV releases
- OpenMANO is an open source NFV management and orchestration (MANO) system that provides an NFVO and VIM module.
- The NFVO module manages network scenarios (NS) composed of virtualized network functions (VNFs) and their interconnections. It interacts with the VIM module to instantiate VNFs.
- The VIM module (openvim) interacts with compute infrastructure to deploy VM instances and create connectivity between them. It supports enhanced platform awareness to ensure high performance VNF deployments.
Frank Brockners, OPNFV TSC member and distinguished engineer with Cisco, presented "Deploy it, test it, run your VNF" during the OPNFV mini-summit as part of the 2015 NFV World Congress.
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- OPNFV aims to deliver an integrated open source platform to support NFV and cloud-native architectures for 5G networks, focusing on features like network slicing and low latency.
- It works with upstream communities to integrate components like OpenStack and aims to provide a reference platform for operators and vendors.
- Huawei discusses its role and contributions to OPNFV, including leading projects, code commits, and staff. It also demonstrates solutions built on the OPNFV platform.
This document provides an overview of network functions virtualization (NFV) fundamentals, including:
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The reference implementation of the ETSI NFV MANO specification
− Open Baton is based on the ETSI NFV MANO v1.1.1 (2014-12) (*)
specification. It provides
− A NFV Orchestrator managing the lifecycle of Network Service
Descriptors (NSD) and interfacing with one or more VNF
Manager(s) (VNFM)
− A generic VNFM, which can be easily extended for supporting
different type of VNFs
− An Autoscaling Engine which can be used for automatic runtime
management of the VNFs
− A Fault Management System for automatic management of faults
− A set of libraries which could be used for building your own
VNFMs (vnfm-sdk)
− A dashboard for easily managing all the VNFs
− It integrates with OpenStack as main VIM implementation
OPEN BATON
(*) http://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_gs/NFV-MAN/001_099/001/01.01.01_60/gs_nfv-man001v010101p.pdf
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Multi PoP NFVI – inter-datacenter networking
Network Slicing Engine (NSE)
The NSE provides an
abstracted view of the
inter-datacenter networking
topology allowing the
instantiation of guaranteed
bandwidth levels on top of
the physical network
elements
MANO
Open Baton
NFVI
Message Queue
NFVO
Specific
VNFM
FM
System
AE
System
Generic
VNFM
NS
Engine
VIM
Driver
Specific
VNFM
Monitoring
Driver
PoP-A PoP-B
Monitoring
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OpenSDNCore
Apart from adapting to the newest version of the ETSI MANO specification, the following items are
planned:
Availability and Roadmap
November 2014:
OpenSDNCore Rel. 2
Support for multi-data center
environments
October 2015:
Release1
• ETSI MANO
Specification
• Generic VNFM/EMS
April 2016:
Release 2
• Auto-scaling
• Fault management
• Monitoring integration
• TOSCA
• Support of Docker-based EMS
October 2016:
Release 3
• Alignment with new ETSI MANO
specification drafts/releases
• Basic integration with Machine
Learning
• Integration with OPNFV
• Many new features
Fraunhofer FOKUS is actively looking for
partners interested in research and
development in the area of ETSI NFV
The timeline and the features are indicative and does not represent a contractual
obligation (we are always at least a bit too optimist)
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For further information, technical questions, research
information and project requests, contact us at
info@openbaton.org