ONAP Beijing Release Developer Forum: Full Schedule

December 11-13 - Santa Clara, CA
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7:30am PST

Registration

Monday December 11, 2017 7:30am - 5:30pm PST
Auditorium

Registration

8:00am PST

Welcome & Logistics

Speakers

Rajesh Gadiyar

VP, Data Platforms Group & CTO Network Platforms Group, Intel

Rajesh Gadiyar is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) for the Network Platforms Group and leads the Architecture & Systems Engineering organization. He is focused on delivering a scalable and efficient architecture for next generation communications platforms. He leads the architecture... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 8:00am - 8:10am PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Keynote

8:10am PST

Opening Remarks

Speakers

Arpit Joshipura

GM, Networking and Orchestration, The Linux Foundation

Arpit Joshipura, a 25-year veteran of the networking industry, leads the harmonization of open networking projects within the Linux Foundation, as well as with related open source projects and standards bodies.Joshipura has been instrumental in leading major industry disruptions across... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 8:10am - 8:30am PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Keynote

8:30am PST

Beijing Scope and Priority

Speakers

Mazin Gilbert

VIce President of AT&T Labs, AT&T

Dr. Mazin Gilbert is the Vice President of Advanced Technology and Systems at AT&T Labs. He leads AT&T’s Research and Advanced Development of its network and access transformations. In this role, Mazin oversees advancements in artificial intelligence, software-defined networking... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 8:30am - 9:00am PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

TSC

9:00am PST

Review Use Cases/Requirements for Beijing Release

Speakers

Alla Goldner

Director - Technology, Strategy & Standardization, Amdocs

Recognized by Light Reading as one of the industry’s best Female Tech Pioneers in 2018, by capacity Media as the “Best Women in Network Orchestration” in 2019 and with multiple patents to her name, Alla Goldner is the Chair of ONAP Use-Case Subcommittee. She also leads all ONAP... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 9:00am - 10:15am PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

TSC

10:15am PST

Morning Break

Monday December 11, 2017 10:15am - 10:30am PST
Auditorium

Registration

10:30am PST

Target Architecture Review for Beijing

Speakers

Chris Donley

Sr Director Open Source Ecosystems, Huawei

Chris Donley serves as Senior Director, Open Source Ecosystems at Huawei. He is providing open source leadership in several Software Defined Networking (SDN) and Network function Virtualization (NfV) initiatives, including ONAP and OPNFV. He previously served as Director, Virtualization... Read More →

ONAP Beijing Architecture Review pptx

Monday December 11, 2017 10:30am - 11:00am PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

TSC

11:00am PST

Beijing Release Plan Review

Speakers

Gildas Lanilis

Release Manager, Huawei

ONAP Release Manager at Huawei.Gildas Lanilis serves as the ONAP Release Manager and is based in Santa Clara, CA, USA. He previously hold the OPEN-O Release Manager. In his role Gildas is running the delicate art of getting things done without formal authority.Gildas is coming from... Read More →

ONAP BeijingCalendarDevelopmentBestPracticesV2 pdf

Monday December 11, 2017 11:00am - 11:30am PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

TSC

11:30am PST

Target Software Architecture Review for Beijing

Speakers

Chris Donley

Sr Director Open Source Ecosystems, Huawei

Mazin Gilbert

VIce President of AT&T Labs, AT&T

Jason Hunt

Distinguished Engineer, IBM

Jason Hunt is a Distinguished Engineer with IBM. He has over 20 years of experience working with large enterprises to design & develop market-leading solutions in areas such as blockchain, Internet-of-Things (IoT), and cloud networking. Jason also leads IBM’s open source networking... Read More →

Software Architecture 11December2017 pdf

Monday December 11, 2017 11:30am - 12:25pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

TSC

12:25pm PST

Amsterdam Lessons Learned

Speakers

Helen Chen

Principal Architect, Huawei

Helen Chen is a Principal Architect in the Global Technical Service BU at Huawei and PTL of ONAP Integration project. She has years of experience in networking/SDN/NFV, cloud computing, Artificial Intelligence (AI) / Machine Learning (ML), Video / Multimedia/AR/VR/MR as well as bringing... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 12:25pm - 12:45pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

TSC

12:45pm PST

Lunch

Monday December 11, 2017 12:45pm - 1:50pm PST
Cafeteria

Lunch

1:50pm PST

Documenting ONAP

Documentation is a very important aspect of every product or service. Would you buy a washer machine without a user’s manual ? ;-) The presentation’s goal is to explain the importance of documenting ONAP and multiple ways how it could be done. According Wikipedia “The knowledge management is the process of creating, sharing, using and managing the knowledge and information of an organisation. It refers to a multidisciplinary approach to achieving organisational objectives by making the best use of knowledge.” We could say that with the digitalization era it is assumed that information is available for everyone at any time. How it looks with ONAP? First of all the solution is quite complex, modular, relies on multiple areas of expertise, knowledge of multiple components and APIs between them. For some developers creating code is fun but documenting it is boring/nightmare. Presentation aims at sharing some good practices of documenting the ONAP with Wiki, Jira, Orange UML open source tool EtherPlant, session recordings etc.

Speakers

Pawel Pawlak

Leader in IT & Network Convergent Operations, Orange

Pawel has over 15 years of telco industry experience at Orange, including over 13 years of multiple Network projects management and around 7 years of internal professional services delivery. On his current position as Leader in IT & Network Convergent Operations he is exploring new... Read More →

Documenting ONAP Pawel Pawlak pptx

Documenting ONAP Pawel Pawlak pdf

Monday December 11, 2017 1:50pm - 2:20pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Developing ONAP

1:50pm PST

Beijing Release Development Best Practices

Speakers

Gildas Lanilis

Release Manager, Huawei

Monday December 11, 2017 1:50pm - 2:20pm PST
167 https://zoom.us/j/159986462

TSC

1:50pm PST

ONAP Amsterdam Architecture

This session will provide an introduction to the ONAP (Amsterdam) Architecture. It will describe key architecture principles and the relationship between the various components in the Amsterdam release.

Speakers

Chris Donley

Sr Director Open Source Ecosystems, Huawei

Intro to ONAP Architecture DEC2017 pptx

Monday December 11, 2017 1:50pm - 2:20pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Using ONAP

1:50pm PST

Use-Cases- CANCELLED

Speakers

Eric Debeau

Head of Network Automation, Orange

Eric Debeau has a solid 20 years experience in the telecommunications area with a particular focus on IT techniques adoption in networks and OSS domains. Through his broad experience as network architect and platform development (IMS/VoIP, network API), he is recognized as a member... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 1:50pm - 3:15pm PST
105B https://zoom.us/j/401969424

1:50pm PST

Closed-Loop Automation Requirements for Beijing ReleaseClosed-Loop Automation Requirements for Beijing Release

Closed-Loop Automation Requirements for Beijing Release After ONAP Amsterdam Release did the closed loop based on the use cases, e.g. VOLTE use case close loop automation based on alarm correlation and self-healing, there are more requirements appeared. This presentation will describe the requirements of Closed-Loop Automation for Beijing Release, and utilise use case as examples to show the requirements.

Speakers

Yuan Liu

Project Manager, China Mobile

Monday December 11, 2017 1:50pm - 3:15pm PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

Beijing Planning

1:50pm PST

VNF Homing & Placement Optimization

During this session we will do an end-to-end walkthrough through the process of VNF homing and resource placement optimization from two perspectives - specification of requirements, dependencies and policies affecting optimal VNF placement, and discovery/inventory of hardware platform topologies and capabilities.

Speakers

Alexander Vul

Solutions Architect, Intel

Monday December 11, 2017 1:50pm - 5:30pm PST
152 https://zoom.us/j/320980942

Team Working Session

2:20pm PST

An Introduction to the ONAP Operations Manager (OOM)

The ONAP Operations Manager provides life-cycle and configuration management for the ONAP platform. At its core is the industry-leading, production-proven container management system of Kubernetes. This session will explore how OOM provides an easy “one-click” deployment of ONAP that is running and fully functional in just 7 minutes!

Speakers

Mike Elliott

Principal Engineer, Amdocs

Mike is a Chief Architect at Amdocs and previously the PTL for the OOM project. He brings more than 25 years of experience building highly scalable, performant platforms and software solutions. Mike has been involved as a committer in every release of ONAP since its inception. He... Read More →

David Sauvageau

Senior Manager/Senior Architect, Bell Canada/Amdocs

David Sauvageau is the Senior Manager of Network Service Orchestration and Automation platforms at Bell Canada. His current objective is to drive internal innovation and accelerate the SDN/NFV journey through the architecture, implementation and operations of open network automation... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 2:20pm - 2:50pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

OOM

2:20pm PST

VNF Validation Program

This presentation/discussion will focus on covering the various aspects of the VNF Validation Program including the status, current focus and next steps.

Speakers

Erik Sundelof

Lead of AT&T D2 ICE, AT&T

Erik Sundelof is the Lead AT&T D2 ICE and works out of the AT&T Foundry in Palo Alto. Erik was formerly the CTO of Spot.us, a global platform for community-funded local reporting (winner of the Knight News Challenge). Previously, Erik co-founded Allvoices.com, where he served as the... Read More →

ONAP VVP Overview F2F December 2017 pdf

Monday December 11, 2017 2:20pm - 2:50pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Project Team Overview

2:50pm PST

Deploy ONAP/OOM on Any Environment

ONAP on OOM via Kubernetes can be installed on any public/private cloud VM and on-premises equipment that provides for either a bare-metal or virtual Ubuntu VM. Therefore OOM has been verified as expected to function in AWS, GCE, Rackspace, Openstack and several different types of local systems running VMware, VirtualBox and bare metal Ubuntu Installations. This hands-on will provide guidance on installing the ONAP OOM deployment option on most any system that SEs, Testers, Developers and Architect would need to be able to bring up ONAP. We will demonstrate existing and new deploys on several cloud and physical systems and will be available to ONAP attendees wishing to install ONAP on their own environment. We will demonstrate ONAP installation via OOM Kubernetes on various already proven public cloud and local machine environments Provide a Hands on lab helping developers setup/test their public cloud OOM deployments Provide a Hands on lab assisting developers setup/test their personal OOM lab or laptop deployments with various subsets of ONAP particular to their development requirement. Public cloud environments are primarily but not limited to the following Amazon AWS EC2 - VM Google Compute Engine - VM Rackspace Openstack VM Private Openstack VM ONAP open-lab VM alibabacloud.com VM (pending) VMWare Fusion/Workstation VM on laptop/remote desktop server Oracle VirtualBox VM on laptop/remote desktop server. Possibly a cluster of Intel NUC's. See Tracking Wiki at https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/ONAP+on+Kubernetes See Tracking JIRA at https://jira.onap.org/browse/OOM-395 Recommended Prerequisites: "An Introduction to the ONAP Operations Manager (OOM)" Recommended Follow Up Presentations: "ONAP/OOM for Developers" and "Continuous Integration/Deployment using ONAP on Kubernetes via OOM"

Speakers

Michael O'Brien

Software Architect NFV, Amdocs

Michael O'Brien is a overly enthusiastic Software Architect with Amdocs working with the open-source ONAP (Open Network Automation Platform) within the LInux Foundation. Ongoing work is with the OOM (ONAP Operations Manager) and the Logging-Analytics projects. These projects involve... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 2:50pm - 3:15pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

OOM

2:50pm PST

A Light Weight Approach For Monitoring/Assurance in ONAP

Focus: ONAP DCAE. Scope : a) How the monitoring capability in ONAP can be simplified ? b) How monitoring solution can be used for both internal and external monitoring ? c) How Monitoring can be augmented with toolsets for human task automation, service monitoring, vulnerability scanning – Relevance of Bots d) Finally , how operational needs related to monitoring can be addressed without worrying about multiple templates to be managed

Speakers

Manoj Nair

Solution Architect, Netcracker Technology

ONAP Simple SA Solution NC pdf

Monday December 11, 2017 2:50pm - 3:15pm PST
167 https://zoom.us/j/159986462

Project Team Overview

2:50pm PST

VNF On-Boarding Requirements, and Operations

The presentation will provide a status on VES data model and artifact that allow Design Time definition of DCAE Flows via simplified GUI. The presentation will address how the Policy data can be driven down to Micro-Services during Run time execution of the Flow. It will also address a need to have a VES data collection both at tenant and Infrastructure, so a straight forward correlation can be a realized. this would also promote reuse of DCAE Tools (Micro-Service, Analytics, Operational Policy etc).

Speakers

Alok Gupta

AT&T

Alok Gupta is a Lead MTS at AT&T. Alok has over 33 years of Telecom/IT experience. He is currently responsible for defining VES (VNF Event Streaming) requirement in AT&T/ONAP. He has contributed Open Source VES Agent Code both in C and JAVA, so VNF vendor can integrate it with their... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 2:50pm - 3:15pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Project Team Overview

2:50pm PST

Modeling Subcommittee Meeting

Modeling Subcommittee Meeting.

Speakers

Hui Deng

Director, Huawei

Hui DENG obtained his Doctor degree from Dept. Computer Science and Technology at Tsinghua University in 2002. He worked as chief researcher in Hitachi (China) R&D Cooperation from 2002 to 2007, and worked as Principal staff between 2007 and 2016 in China Mobile. He joined Huawei... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 2:50pm - 4:30pm PST
169 https://zoom.us/j/978514895

Modeling

3:15pm PST

Afternoon Break

Monday December 11, 2017 3:15pm - 3:30pm PST
Auditorium

Registration Continental Breakfast & Breaks

3:30pm PST

OOM Centralized Configuration Management

ONAP is comprised of many applications, that are (as of release 1.1) built from over 100 docker containers. Each of which requires some level of configuration. In addition, nearly every application manages its own configuration in a unique way. This has lead to duplicate configuration values across the applications and no centralized configuration. In the ONAP Operations Manager, hierarchical configuration provides the ability to override application and component level configuration, allowing ONAP to be centrally configured. In this session you will learn how this was accomplished using Kubernetes ConfigMaps, container injected environment variables and the Helm template language. Recommended Prerequisite: An Introduction to the ONAP Operations Manager (OOM)

Speakers

Mike Elliott

Principal Engineer, Amdocs

Monday December 11, 2017 3:30pm - 4:00pm PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

OOM

3:30pm PST

SDNC Roadmap

In this session, we will present the contents of the ONAP SDNC Amsterdam release, discuss proposed contents for Beijing, and have a general discussion of where we see the SDNC project going.

Speakers

Dan Timoney

Principal Technical Staff Member, AT&T

Dan is the Project Technical Lead of the SDNC and CCSDK projects. He led the development of the original ECOMP SDNC application, which served as the basis for ONAP SDN.

ONAP SDNC Roadmap pptx

Monday December 11, 2017 3:30pm - 4:00pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Project Team Overview

3:30pm PST

VNF SDK supporting VNF Onboarding

This session will describe the VNF SDK project and how VNF vendors and operators can use it to help on-board VNFs. We will discuss the architecture, the tools, and future plans. We will also discuss how VNF SDK expands the ONAP VNF ecosystem.

Speakers

Chris Donley

Sr Director Open Source Ecosystems, Huawei

VNFSDK developer summit pptx

Monday December 11, 2017 3:30pm - 4:00pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Using ONAP

3:30pm PST

Virtualized Access Management on ONAP

OpenSource Access Management is a project to build a set of tools, interfaces, models, flows and services to extend the ONAP platform for the Access Network. The move from proprietary hardware and EMSs to Open hardware and the disaggregation of network devices, abstraction and services along with the introduction of SDN, NFV and Edge Networks creates new challenges and opportunities to enhance the platform.

Speakers

Blaine McDonnell

PRINCIPAL-SYSTEM ARCHITECT, AT&T Services, Inc.

Member of the Fixed Access Ideation team that for the past 2 years as been working with the Open community and suppliers to create a vendor agnostic OpenSource Access platform to meet AT&T D2 initiatives by 2020.Additional background in hardware, server administration, full stack... Read More →

OpenSource Access Management on ONAP 2D pptx

Monday December 11, 2017 3:30pm - 4:30pm PST
105B https://zoom.us/j/401969424

Beijing Planning

4:00pm PST

OOM for a Carrier Grade ONAP Deployment

The ONAP Operations Manager integrates technologies like Kubernetes and Consul to bring resiliency, reliability and scalability to the ONAP platform. In this session see how OOM leverages existing, proven technologies to address the needs of a Carrier Grade ONAP. This will include demonstration of such capabilities as: - failure detection and recovery - active health monitoring - high-availability - clustering - scalability Also learn how a carrier is already using OOM in production today! Recommended Prerequisite: An Introduction to the ONAP Operations Manager (OOM)

Speakers

Marc-Alexandre Choquette

Distinguished member of Technology, Bell Canada

Distinguished member of Technology - Network orchestration in Bell Canada's network technology & services organization, 20 years experience in OSS & BSS development, architecture & operation at Bell Canada.

Mike Elliott

Principal Engineer, Amdocs

Monday December 11, 2017 4:00pm - 4:30pm PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

OOM

4:00pm PST

AAI Abstractions & Extensibility

Relying on a fixed technology stack can cause numerous long term issues such as: * Dependence on EOL or outdated frameworks/software * Reduced agility means that more development cycles are spent retrofitting the codebase to use a new technology * Leads to maintenance problems as code is tailored to suit the idiosyncracies of a specific technology * Scalability problems Following a pattern that encourages the use of microservice abstractions provides us with the opportunity to reduce the impact that these problems impose on a development organization. This session discusses a technology stack in A&AI that uses this approach to allow for swappable graph database and underlying storage technology.

Speakers

Adrian Batos-Parac

Software Architect, Amdocs

Adrian is a Software Architect and developer and has worked with Amdocs for 9 years. He has been working on developing features for ONAP AAI since the initial release.

Monday December 11, 2017 4:00pm - 4:30pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Project Team Overview

4:30pm PST

Transaction Traceability Across ONAP Components

The Logging and Analytics project aims to make it possible to easily trace the flow of a transaction through various components of an ONAP deployment in near-real time. This session will provide an introduction to the project and brief discussion of the proposed ONAP logging standard. Capping off the presentation will be a demonstration of the current capabilities using the ELK stack to trace events in an ONAP environment deployed using OOM. Recommended Prerequisite: An Introduction to the ONAP Operations Manager (OOM)

Speakers

James MacNider

Software Architect, Amdocs

James is a Software Architect working in the Open Network division of Amdocs. He works on ONAP and is currently focused on the SDN-C and Logging Enhancements projects. He has more than 16 years of experience working in the telecom industry working on server-side network applica... Read More →

Transaction Traceability Across ONAP Components pdf

Monday December 11, 2017 4:30pm - 5:00pm PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

OOM

4:30pm PST

Multi-Vendor Active Inventory UI Extensibility

Developing a user interface can be a fun and challenging task. We will examine an approach to front-end and back-end development for the purpose of layered extensibility and walk through an example of extending the Active Inventory UI to do something new while leveraging the extensibility model already available in ONAP.

Speakers

David Adams

Software Development Specialist, Amdocs

A senior software engineer with almost two decades of server-side telecom development experience. My career has taken me through SS7 Networking, IMS systems, application server development, policy control and charging, and clustered routing and load balancing solutions. But over the... Read More →

Multi Vendor Active Inventory UI Extensibility pdf

Monday December 11, 2017 4:30pm - 5:00pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Project Team Overview

4:30pm PST

Open CLI Platform (OCLIP) and ONAP CLI

In depth presentation of Open CLI Platform (OCLIP) and how ONAP CLI is implemented using OCLIP with Live demo.

Speakers

Kanagaraj Manickam

Lead Architect, Huawei Technologies India

Kanag is having expertise in NFV cloud &Orchestration domains, focusing mainly on LFNOVP for VNF testing & certifications and he hasestablished VNF Test platform (VTP) in ONAPVNFSDK for OVP and along with CVC team, hedemoed VNF compliance and validation testing inONS NA & EU 2019... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 4:30pm - 5:00pm PST
167 https://zoom.us/j/159986462

Project Team Overview

4:30pm PST

UUI R2 Feature Planning & Implementation Discussion

Speakers

Tao Shen

Usecase UI PTL, China Mobile

Usecase UI PTL

Monday December 11, 2017 4:30pm - 5:00pm PST
169 https://zoom.us/j/978514895

Team Working Session

4:30pm PST

Telemetry and Analytics for the NFV World - IOAM, DCAE, PNDA

Network analytics is becoming a big data problem. This session details how in-packet telemetry (also know as in-band OAM - IOAM) works hand in hand with network analytics provided by a combination of ONAP DCAE and PNDA.io to gain a new level of insight into the behavior of the network. IOAM is a novel technology standardized by the IETF, with an open source implementation available from the FD.io project. ONAP and PNDA.io are analytics frameworks which nicely combine to provide a strong foundation for flexible and scalable network data analytics.

Speakers

Frank Brockners

Distinguished Engineer, Cisco

Frank is Distinguished Engineer in Cisco’s Emerging Technologies and Incubation group, driving software and architecture development for Edge platforms, solutions, associated services and applications. He is involved in several open source projects and is a Linux Foundation Networking... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 4:30pm - 5:00pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Using ONAP

4:30pm PST

Portal Platform and SDK Features for ONAP Developers

We present a deep dive into the ONAP Portal Platform and discuss how to build a Portal/SDK-based application. The Portal Platform is a centralized web-based application running in the cloud environment and is responsible for orchestrating ONAP applications and functions. The Platform features include centralized access control, user management, dashboards, application administration, common UI controls, system monitoring/audit, system notifications, user messaging, access history, personalization etc. The Portal’s SDK can be used as a base for any ONAP application. The SDK bundles together a host of different tools, technologies, and standards that will assist the teams during the development phase, simplifies operation with the ONAP Portal's features such as user and role management, and provides a look and feel for a uniform user experience across ONAP applications.

Speakers

Manoop Talasila

Principal-Inventive Scientist, AT&T

Manoop Talasila is from AT&T Labs working as Principal-Inventive Scientist and currently holding the PTL position for ONAP Portal Platform project. He has been working as software architect for over 11 years and have led platform development projects in various domains. Since 2015... Read More →

Portal SDK App Dev dec 2017 r6 pdf

Portal SDK App Dev dec 2017 r6 (002) pptx

Monday December 11, 2017 4:30pm - 5:30pm PST
105B https://zoom.us/j/401969424

Developing ONAP

5:00pm PST

Towards a Comprehensive ONAP Operations Management Solution

Currently, ONAP Operations Manager enables deployment of ONAP components as containerized microservices using K8s. This session discusses key architectural aspects for a comprehensive ONAP operations management solution. It serves as a single platform for deployment of containerized ONAP components using K8s on VM-based and bare metal hosts. VM-based hosts provide proven HW security, especially for open source components, and a HW agnostic programming layer. It simplifies workload management by enabling deployment of containerized applications including VNFs and VM-based VNFs in the same cloud instance with secure policy controls. This session demonstrates this architecture using a multi-vendor demo where a VMware VIO 4.0 Cloud instance runs in the core data center hosting the ONAP components and vDNS VNF and a Wind River Titanium Cloud instance runs in the edge data center and hosts the vFW VNF.

Speakers

ramki Krishnan

Lead Technologist, OpenSource NFV, VMware

Ramki has a deep understanding of various technologies and strong business acumen to lead and transform innovation into customer-winning products. His expertise includes a wide range of technologies and markets - SDN, Virtualization etc. Ramki drove an extremely successful differentiated... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 5:00pm - 5:30pm PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

OOM

5:00pm PST

VF-C R2 Feature Planning & Implementation

Speakers

Yan Yang

Senior Architect, China Mobile Research Institute

Yan Yang has more than 8 years experience in software design and development in telecom industry and 6 years experience in open source development and management, mainly focusing on NFV domain management and orchestration, VNF testing & certifications, evaluation solutions for artificial... Read More →

Monday December 11, 2017 5:00pm - 5:30pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Team Working Session

5:00pm PST

Active, or Planned Deployments of ONAP

Orange used ONAP for various internal PoC. This session will provide feedbacks on ONAP capabilities especially in the context of network connectivity topics. This session explains how Orange developed some Directed Graphs to connect via various nework equipments or to develop some dedicated UI. This session also outlines how it is possible to start ONAP using a subset of ONAP components for services that does not require VNF.

Speakers

Jamil Chawki

Intrapreneur CEO, Orange

Dr Jamil Chawki leads Orange AI Marketplace at Intrapreneurs Studio. He is Chariman of the Outreach Committee of the Linux Foundation AI Foundation. He was in charge of IT and cloud networks open source activity at Orange and convenor of the Collaborative Teams between ITU-T and ISO/IEC... Read More →

Eric Debeau

Head of Network Automation, Orange

Monday December 11, 2017 5:00pm - 5:30pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Using ONAP

6:30pm PST

Evening Event and Awards

From Intel Campus
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Turn left onto Mission College Blvd .6 Miles
Turn right onto Great America Pkwy .8 Miles
Turn right onto Tasman Dr .4 Miles

Monday December 11, 2017 6:30pm - 9:30pm PST
Bourbon Pub 4900 Marie P DeBartolo Way, Santa Clara, CA 95054

Evening Event

8:00am PST

DCAE+PNDA huddle

Speakers

Frank Brockners

Distinguished Engineer, Cisco

Tuesday December 12, 2017 8:00am - 8:30am PST
152 https://zoom.us/j/320980942

Team Working Session

8:00am PST

VNF Onboarding Experience review

https://zoom.us/j/175934827

Speakers

Michael Lando

Michael Lando, AT&T

Tuesday December 12, 2017 8:00am - 9:00am PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

Team Working Session

8:00am PST

Registration and Continental Breakfast

Tuesday December 12, 2017 8:00am - 5:30pm PST
Auditorium

Registration Continental Breakfast & Breaks

8:30am PST

Intel Keynote

Sandra will talk about the role of ONAP in Network Transformation. She will also outline Intel's vision in transforming the Network Infrastructure.

Speakers

Sandra Rivera

Corporate Vice President, General Manager, Network Platforms Group, Intel

Sandra L. Rivera is corporate vice president and general manager of the network platforms group at Intel Corporation. She is responsible for the Intel business group charged with providing innovative technology and solutions to the networking industry.Rivera leads a global organization... Read More →

Tuesday December 12, 2017 8:30am - 8:50am PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Keynote

8:50am PST

IPR Tools & CLA Processes

Speakers

Phil Robb

VP, Operations, Networking Projects, The Linux Foundation

Phil Robb is VP of Operations for the Linux Foundation Networking projects. Phil is a widely respected expert in the area of open source strategy, business impact, and governance. He is frequently asked to speak at international technology and business events and he has been consulted... Read More →

Tuesday December 12, 2017 8:50am - 9:15am PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

TSC

9:15am PST

Auto-Scaling Capability Support in ONAP

With the increase of rapid deployment and management of new network services within CoSPs network, the dynamic scale-in/out controls are playing a crucial role to maintain the resiliency of critical services with optimal level of performance and resource utilization while responding to the changing packet processing demand in a live network. Furthermore the 5G Network Slicing, Edge Cloud and Cloud Native use cases put an immense pressure on CoSPs network to efficiently manage the production services. In the past, the SW based controls have been introduced in VIM managers with the dynamic discovery of resources to deploy next VNF instance, but with limited control over HW resources. Using latest Redfish compliant APIs, it is possible to extend closed-loop automation capabilities from Orchestration to deployment ready HW resource. In order to use these dynamic controls, the Orchestrator must be aware of workload types and communicate the policy to the VIM Manager to maintain a closed-loop control framework. Such framework should be capable of performing these essential tasks: Mapping Telemetry events to an Action, Dispatching Actions to workload deployment flow including HW bring-up or tear-down, Updating available HW resources to inventory database. The proposed framework is a generic design which can incorporate the aforementioned tasks for managing scalable workloads in NFV Cluster.

Speakers

Rashmin Patel

Senior Systems Architect, Intel Corporation

Rashmin Patel is a Senior Systems Architect with Intel’s Network Platforms Group, the business unit that powers the internet through the supply of SOC's, CPU's, Chipsets, Networking Components and Technology Ingredients enabling the design of Security, Router, Media and Wireless... Read More →

ONAP Beijing Release Developer Forum Auto Scaling Support in ONAP Rashmin Patel pdf

Tuesday December 12, 2017 9:15am - 10:00am PST
173 https://zoom.us/j/920665559

Beijing Planning

9:15am PST

Real Time Data Event Streaming & Processing a Critical Need for True Automation Control

Real time data event streaming and real time event processing is becoming a critical need for industry transformation. Geo-Distributed data synchronization and Edge based intelligent processing is becoming a key need as edge based influx of data is growing by leaps and bounds. Intelligently processing this data, taking control actions, pushing meaningful data upstream becomes a must. SDN and IoT transformation to help in deploying a loosely coupled easily plug and play architecture, like the asynchronous pub/sub requirements for microservices are some of the key drivers. Business use cases of edge IoT networks; social networking and ‘internet of everything’ are going to propel this edge growth. This presentation covers a proposal and related concepts with tie into tooling needed to achieve this goal. The proposed feature can enhance the ONAP platform capabilities to support emerging technologies such as IoT, 5G, etc. for building and operating cloud native applications and services.

Speakers

Habib Madani

Senior Solution Architect, Futurewei Technologies

The speaker has over 25 years of experience across Networking and Internet fortune 500 companies and startups. He has extensive background in distributed networking across DC and Regional deployments for cloud, geo-distributed layer 4-7 solutions and end to end OAM. Over the last... Read More →

ONAP Beijing meetup Dec 11 2017 pptx

Tuesday December 12, 2017 9:15am - 10:00am PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Beijing Planning

9:15am PST

How to Setup a Development Environment for ONAP

Open Network Automation Platform(ONAP) consists in a set of heterogeneous components from Open ECOMP and Open-O projects. Their initial setup varies from component to component, resulting in a barrier for new ONAP developers to begin contributing. ONAP on Vagrant is a project which collects setup instructions of different ONAP components and provides an automated mechanism of provisioning development environments. Having a standardized provisioning method reduces the changes to have configuration issues. After this talk, you’ll be able to create your development and start contributing to ONAP.

Speakers

Victor Morales

Senior Cloud Engineer, Intel

Victor Morales is a Senior Cloud Engineer with +13 years of experience in software solutions. Co-founder of the OpenStackGDL community in Guadalajara, Mexico and an OpenStack Contributor since Havana Release. He enjoys building solutions that are easy to use, scale and adapt. In ClearLinux... Read More →

Tuesday December 12, 2017 9:15am - 10:00am PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

Developing ONAP

9:15am PST

OOM Team Session 1

Speakers

Michael O'Brien

Software Architect NFV, Amdocs

Tuesday December 12, 2017 9:15am - 10:00am PST
152 https://zoom.us/j/320980942

OOM

9:15am PST

MSB to Support Carrier Grade ONAP Microservice Architecture with Service Mesh

MSB Beijing and future release plan to support Microservice Architecture forcarrier-grade ONAP platform.

Speakers

Huabing Zhao

Software Architect, ZTE

Huabing is a software architect at ZTE. He is now focused on building a reliable, resident and scalable open network automation platform. He has more than 15 years of experience in the telecommunication industry and has built some large-scale, cross-country OSS/BSS systems.

MSB to Support Carrier Grade ONAP Microservice Architecture pdf

Tuesday December 12, 2017 9:15am - 10:00am PST
167 https://zoom.us/j/159986462

Project Team Overview

9:15am PST

Model Driven Platform Policy

This 2-hour session is both presentations followed by panel discussion on how models can be used to specify platform policy. For ONAP to be truly self-service and to support adaptive model drive management and control, any Dev Operations team must be able to easily specify and validate platform level policy providing the foundation for service and resource related policies. Every company has Dev Ops requirements that share common needs, but differ in current infrastructure requirements. Having a flexible, simple information and data model that captures platform policy is necessary to support all the possible scenarios. In addition, platform-level policies must be able to integrate well and work efficiently with the service and resource level policies that evolve over their lifecycle. How can we define models that can meet the dynamic and changing needs of a policy-enabled ONAP without the time and expense of modifying software code? How can operation teams use ONAP policies to automatically respond to events and conditions, in order to reduce the time required to react while increasing overall network and service availability thereby reducing the labor and effort required to manage the complex infrastructure and services? To support self-service, how does a model-driven Policy Platform support the capabilities to administer policies and monitor policy execution, including: policy creation and editing, policy translation, policy harmonization (conflict detection/resolution), policy validation, policy activation and tracking, policy monitoring, and policy reporting? How can the ONAP community bring together the Policy Information and Data Models, the Use-Cases, Common Reference Points and exchange mechanisms that are essential to enabling a policy-based model-driven ONAP? How do Policies that were defined during on-boarding of a VNF evolve when they are consumed as part of the on-boarding and instantiation of service-level policies?

Speakers

Pamela Dragosh

Lead Inventive Scientist, AT&T

Pamela Dragosh has 30 years experience in designing and building software platforms in AT&T Research. Her projects have ranged from speech recognition, text-to-speech, digital rights management, music encryption, big data, location-based services, software defined networking, and... Read More →

Patrick Liu

Principle Architect - SDN, Futurewei Technology

Andy Mayer

Alexander Vul

Solutions Architect, Intel

Tuesday December 12, 2017 9:15am - 10:45am PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Using ONAP

10:00am PST

Available Room- Email ltaback@linuxfoundation.org to book

Tuesday December 12, 2017 10:00am - 10:45am PST
169 https://zoom.us/j/978514895

Available Room

10:00am PST

Securing ONAP Using Trusted Infrastructure Solutions

ONAP is central coordinator of end-to-end network service orchestration. Any security issues of ONAP deployment can disrupt operations in a significant way. Micro service based architecture, large number of services, scale-out of these services and possible deployment of some services at the edge could add to security challenges. Trusted infrastructure is needed - to enable secure communications among micro services with auto certificate enrolment - to keep private keys, secrets secure from adversaries and - to eliminate passwords proliferation across micro services, file systems and configuration files. This presentation discusses security challenges and potential solutions related to X.509v3 certificate enrolment, secure private key storage, secure cryptography execution, secure password storage and attestation of underlying platform/OS. It also discusses hardware technologies that help in providing root of trust for both key management and attestation. And then it discusses how ONAP can be augmented with these security solutions without disrupting the ONAP architecture.

Speakers

Srinivasa Addepalli

Sr. Principal Engineer, Intel Corporation

Srini Addepalli is a Sr. Principal Engineer in NEX/NPG business unit of Intel Corporation. He is one of the principal architects of networking, security & Edge technologies for the Network Function Virtualization/Containerization (NFV/NFC) and Software Defined Networks (SDN). Srini... Read More →

Tuesday December 12, 2017 10:00am - 10:45am PST
173 https://zoom.us/j/920665559

Beijing Planning

10:00am PST

Testing Strategies for Beijing

Beijing Release will focus on S3P capabilities. As a result, it is important to define a clear test strategy to validate that both components and the full ONAP platform are S3P compliant. OPNFV has defined a full test framework covering functional tests, performances tests for the NFVI (Network Function Virtualization Infrastructure) . ONAP R1 mainly focused on functional tests and end-to-end tests according to the use-cases. Based on OPNFV experience and ONAP Release1, this session will propose a test strategy for Beijing Release.

Speakers

Helen Chen

Principal Architect, Huawei

Eric Debeau

Head of Network Automation, Orange

ONAP SantaClara S3P Tests Deployment pptx

Tuesday December 12, 2017 10:00am - 10:45am PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Beijing Planning

10:00am PST

ONAP Open Source Practice: Codifying Upstream First with Lessons from OpenDaylight, OPNFV and OpenStack

Open Network Automatic Project (ONAP) burst onto the scene as an open source project in early 2016. At the start of ONAP many of the companies and people working on the project began with limited experience in open source. This talk discusses how the ONAP community can continue to learn from established open source networking projects. This presentation will explain 'upstream first' and highlight useful open source process, practice and principles that the ONAP community can adopt from other Open Source Networking Projects like OpenDaylight, OPNFV and OpenStack. As ONAP project matures and focus moves to building a stable, telco grade platform, Open source practice must also continue to improve and mature.

Speakers

Marcus Williams

Network Software Engineer, Intel

Marcus Williams is a Software Engineer on Intel’s SDN Orchestration Team. He works on ONAP and is a committer on SDNC, CCSDK and APPC projects. He is committer emeritus OpenDaylight Relese Engineering (RELENG) and OPNFV Controller Performance (CPERF). He has previously spoken multiple... Read More →

ONAP F2F OpenSourcePractice MarcusWilliams pptx

Tuesday December 12, 2017 10:00am - 10:45am PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

Developing ONAP

10:00am PST

Analysis of ETSI Vs ONAP APIs

Focus: ETSI Os-Ma-nfvo reference point . Scope: Comparative analysis highlighting the following a) Difference of Scope covered by ETSI and ONAP b) Key differentiator in the ETSI and ONAP c) Gaps and suggestions

Speakers

Abinash Vishwakarma

Netcracker

Analysis of ETSI Os Ma nfvo reference point APIs wrt to ONAP pdf

Tuesday December 12, 2017 10:00am - 10:45am PST
152 https://zoom.us/j/320980942

Modeling

10:00am PST

ONAP R2 Modeling Progress - an SDC perspective

The purpose of ONAP is to be an open source software platform that delivers capabilities for the design, creation, orchestration, monitoring, and lifecycle management of VNFs and network services. A key component of ONAP architecture is the Service Design Center (SDC) that acts as both Consumer of ONAP-ready VNF data models and Provider of ONAP-ready Service data models. Data modeling may have different requirements depending on the perspective of the ONAP components. This talk will focus on the SDC perspective and how it impacts the data modeling approach, and will provide an update on the progress made to align the OpenECOMP data model to the ONAP R2 information model, gaps uncovered, and early proposals on use of TOSCA SimpleYAML v1.2, vs TOSCA NFV profile, vs new extensions. The talk also includes proposals on how to feed back enhancements into standards organizations.

Speakers

Michael Brenner

Chief Architect, NFV, GigaSpaces

Michael Brenner is Chief Architect, NFV for GigaSpaces. In this role, he leads the company’s standardization strategy for SDN and NFV, thus influencing product strategy for Cloudify and the ARIA project. He previously served as SVP product strategy for ClearPath Networks, where... Read More →

David Shadmi

Technology Development, AT&T

ONAP Data Model an SDC Perspective pdf

ONAP R2 Modeling Progress an SDC perspective mp4

Tuesday December 12, 2017 10:00am - 10:45am PST
167 https://zoom.us/j/159986462

Team Working Session

10:45am PST

Morning Break

Tuesday December 12, 2017 10:45am - 11:00am PST
Auditorium

Registration Continental Breakfast & Breaks

11:00am PST

ONAP Operation Enhancement

While Beijing release will be focused on making ONAP carrier grade. Ease of Operations would be presumably integral part of Beijing release strategy. We have thought about several operational aspects that are listed below and intend to present during sessions in Santa Clara. Please feel free to get in touch; happy to have short call if required to explain the rational. Look forward to have our proposal accepted. a. CBR (Configuration, Backup and Restore) Solution - This Solution Proposes to Build Vendor/Service agnostic config management platform which will enable the current ONAP Platform to support config versioning, backup and config restoration features by leveraging underlying Controller platform. This platform will also add support for config comparison which would allow to compare two different version of configuration and highlight the delta and keeps the track of changes, this would also help in debugging the configuration output in case the applied configuration is not giving expected output. b. Pre-certification Solution - This Solution Proposes to Build Vendor/Service agnostic Pre-test/Service Certification platform to enable Application/Network level validation with automated workflow, test automation engine, analytics and result dashboard for end user Device and Service Certification. This platform will automate various test for L1-L3 layer validation and L4-L7 validation and health check by leveraging controller framework before moving customer premises equipment into production or before being monitored via DCAE. c. VNF Config Flexibility - This Solution Proposes to Build Vendor Agnostic generic VBS (Velocity Builder System) based custom config engine to generate VNF/PNF Configurations which will be built on CBR platform. These Config templates will be triggered by CBR Platform based on VNF/PNF type (Input received via MSO or A&AI) via controller platform. The generic configuration will have initial/base config to establish network connectivity and global configuration for initializing VNF/PNF. The rationale behind this is to reduce Vendor dependency for VNF config templates by building vendor agnostic generic configuration engine. d. Hybrid Provisioning - This Solution Proposes to Build Vendor Agnostic generic VBS based custom configuration engine to support Legacy CPE Configurations (on Physical Network Function) which will be built on CBR platform. This Configuration templates will be triggered by CBR Platform based on CPE type (Input received via MSO or A&AI) via controller platform or direct interface thru CBR Platform. The solution is to enable hybrid support to current platform by enabling current platform to support provisioning of legacy devices. e. QoS Engine - The solution proposes to build QoS Engine to store the generic QoS policies for network function type created by SD&C during design time and provide a specific QoS policy to Network controller during execution based on customer requirements that it gets from MSO. QoS Engine will have algorithms to instantiate QoS policies for a network function based on generic QoS policies; it holds during design time. And, specific customer requirements that it gets from Network controller during execution time f. Inventory Navigator - This solution proposes to build an intuitive GUI on top of ONAP A&AI component that is easily pluggable into ONAP to provide unified view of physical and virtual objects and their relationships. This UI should provide end 2 end view of Customer to Cloud i.e. Customer à customer subscription à service Instance à VNF à VM à Physical Infra

Speakers

Rakesh Mhapsekar

Tech Mahindra

Rakesh Mhapsekar working as Principal Solution Architect in Tech Mahindra having Total Experience of 16+ years in IT and Networking Domain. Recently, spearheading SDN, NFV team for building innovative solutions in AT&T Domain2.0 area focusing on core ECOMP modules i.e. MSO, Policy... Read More →

ONAP Project Proposal Rel 2 pdf

Tuesday December 12, 2017 11:00am - 11:45am PST
167 https://zoom.us/j/159986462

Beijing Planning

11:00am PST

ONAP R2+ Modeling Design MERGED WITH End-to-End Model End-to-End Model Driven VNF Lifecycle Management/Modeling

Speakers

Lingli Deng

Technical Manager, China Mobile

Lingli obtained her Doctorate in Computer Application Technology from the Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences and joined China Mobile in 2009.She is a core member of the Novonet project which drives SDN/NFV strategy for China Mobile, and has been working on evaluation... Read More →

Hui Deng

Director, Huawei

Rittwik Jana

Director Inventive Science, AT&T

Rittwik Jana is a Director Inventive Scientist at AT&T Labs Research. His research interests span intelligent service composition of VNFs using TOSCA, model driven control loop and automation in ONAP, networked video streaming and cellular networks and systems. Rittwik obtained a... Read More →

Tuesday December 12, 2017 11:00am - 11:45am PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

Modeling

11:00am PST

ONAP/OOM for Developers

The ONAP OOM project provides for all 3 types of deployment (Production ONAP system, CD/Continuous Delivery testing and developer deployment). This hands-on session is for developers of ONAP that wish to bring up all or parts of ONAP that they would like run around a specific component that is undergoing development (swapping out the war/jar and/or hitting debugger breakpoints inside a specific container). There is a separate discussion on the ONAP OOM project in general (Production ONAP) as well as another presentation on CI/CD deployment - this hands on is specific to using OOM to aide developers. An introduction to the OOM ONAP project and how to use it as a development/testing environment Work with several already deployed OOM installations of ONAP of varying deployment levels 1: A full ONAP deploy in a 64G cloud VM - setup for development that includes breakpoint ports 2: A subset ONAP deployment setup for dynamic development around a specific component and a select set of adjacent microservices like AA&I, SDC, SDCN or MSO for example OOM Kubernetes devops as required Available as a resource to help install an ONAP environment on developer laptops and VM environments (local VMWare VM, AWS, Google, Openstack, the open-lab) Swapping out artifacts and containers for developer modified versions Hitting breakpoints into specific microservices in a specific docker container of a Kubernetes pod via IDE Rotating live deployments in a public lab on AWS EC2 See Tracking Wiki at https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/ONAP+on+Kubernetes See Tracking JIRA at https://jira.onap.org/browse/OOM-375 Recommended Prerequisites: "An Introduction to the ONAP Operations Manager (OOM)" "Deploy ONAP/OOM on any Environment" Recommended Follow Up Presentations: "ONAP/OOM for Developers" and to a lesser extent "Continuous Integration/Deployment using ONAP on Kubernetes via OOM"

Speakers

Michael O'Brien

Software Architect NFV, Amdocs

Tuesday December 12, 2017 11:00am - 11:45am PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

OOM

11:00am PST

Closed Loop Automation with CLAMP

We will discuss plans for further development of the CLAMP platform for design, deployment and runtime monitoring of Control Loops. The discussion will include interaction and requirements from other ONAP subsystems involved in Control Loop Automation

Speakers

Ron Shacham

Tuesday December 12, 2017 11:00am - 11:45am PST
152 https://zoom.us/j/320980942

Team Working Session

11:00am PST

End-to-End Model Driven VNF Lifecycle Management/Modeling

As part of the VNF SDK project, VNF modeling subproject has been focusing on establishing a consistent end-to-end approach for VNF and VNF package modeling in R2. We have identified several starting point for standardization of these models. What we need to do next is to agree on what models and/or standards are going to be applicable at what stages of the VNF lifecycle. We will start with the VNF model, as it is seen by VNF developers, inclusive of compute/storage/network hardware requirements, telemetry and policy specification, and identified how this information is ingested and trasformed into other models as part as part of VNF on-boarding (SDC), instantiation (SO/VF-C/Optimization/Policy) and operation (APPC/VFC/Optimization/Policy). We will also need to understand how policies and telemetry apply across the VNF management lifecycle, at what point they are defined, who gets to define them and how they are blended/federated with policies already provided during VNF on-boarding.

Speakers

Alexander Vul

Solutions Architect, Intel

Tuesday December 12, 2017 11:00am - 11:45am PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

Team Working Session

11:00am PST

ONAP Integration for Amsterdam Release Demos

In this topic, we will have a brief demo for all four use cases, (live demo for vFW, video for vDNS, vCPE and VoLTE). And we will also cover lesson learned in Amsterdam release and suggestion for the future release.

Speakers

Helen Chen

Principal Architect, Huawei

Tuesday December 12, 2017 11:00am - 11:45am PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Using ONAP

11:45am PST

ONAP Integration Through Information and Data Modeling

Discuss a cohesive way to have a shared view of information across ONAP (and likely third party clouds) that can be used for or be input into a model driven process whereby the cost of delivering platform functionality is drastically reduced and the time to delivery is dramatically decreased. Session topics may include: The ONAP Common Information Model: The ONAP Common Information Model captures common terms, semantics, and definitions for shared information across the platform; Model Driven ONAP: Models and processes that are designed, distributed, and interpreted by the execution engine; API / Microservice Characterization: Purpose Specific Models are pruned and refactored from the ONAP Common Information Model and focus on a specific API or Microservice; Management of Information Integrity and Redundancy: Identify where information is produced and made available. An Integrated Information Strategy should identify the processes for maintaining the integrity of Information; Consistent Methodology, Tools, and Processes: Define and establish the methodology, processes, and supporting tools.

Speakers

Andy Mayer

PMTS, AT&T

ONAP Integration via Info Data Modeling pptx

Tuesday December 12, 2017 11:45am - 12:30pm PST
173 https://zoom.us/j/920665559

Modeling

11:45am PST

ONAP CI/CD using OOM Kubernetes

Development at ONAP occurs on the master branch. The ONAP project is therefore in need of an automated end-to-end integration sanity to declare a particular tagged build sane and working at some defined level of functionality. This tagged build would represent a snapshot of war/jar artifacts and docker images - usually a nightly or commit triggered tag. Automatically determining the status of the master master branch can be accomplished by running a continuous deployment framework after CI finishes and builds the artifacts in response to a git merge trigger callback. This presentation will go over a particular implementation of a short regression test (as opposed to a full long regression) - that exercises an extended health check and the automated subset of the vFirewall use case demo to mark a particular tagged build as good. Developers can then consume the build/pull and update their environments with only builds marked as OK (a TBD level). This CD job can also verify that a commit did not break integration with other components - as much as the sanity can provide maximum spanning coverage for. The presentation will run from triggered Jenkins jobs that deploy for example an Amazon AWS EC2 spot VM, deploy OOM, run health and the vFirewall, collect logs/results and tear down the temporary VM. The process from the Jenkins artifact creation trigger to VM teardown is between 20-60 min per trigger - depending on docker image preload. A combination of several pre-recordings and parallel live/background demos will compress the actual time to demonstrate ONAP CD in several passes. Northbound clients like the OPNFV Auto project and CNCF can also mark builds as ready to work with by subscribing to the CD result stream. In summary: Automatically deploy ONAP OOM based on git submission artifact generation Run extended healthcheck and automated parts of vFirewall E2E sanity use case Report back on whether specific tag (code, artifacts, docker image repos) is sane and ready for developer and northbound (CNCF, OPNFV) consumption By default tear down OOM deployment after testing - or keep a rolling set - up for testing, or provide saved tagged AMI for later reproduction The CD deploy will - depending on commit/merge load test 1 or more merges per CD job See redeploy sh script on https://jira.onap.org/browse/INT-120, https://jira.onap.org/browse/OOM-150 - Deployment Integration Jenkins job using OOM-K8S - to validate branch Rotating live deployments in a public lab on AWS EC2 Feeds directly into the development process, could show benefits vs Docker Compose/Vagrant Discuss https://jira.onap.org/browse/OOM-357 - CNCF CrossCloud Deployment/CI Integration with ONAP Discuss https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/OPNFV+Integration - OPNFV Northbound client integration with ONAP Discuss results of OPNFV Plugfest - https://wiki.opnfv.org/display/EVNT/Plugfest+Planning+Page 1 week before our F2F See prototype on https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/ONAP+on+Amazon+EC2 See Tracking Wiki at https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/ONAP+on+Kubernetes See Tracking JIRA at https://jira.onap.org/browse/OOM-393 and https://jira.onap.org/browse/INT-120 Recommended Prerequisites: "An Introduction to the ONAP Operations Manager (OOM)" "Deploy ONAP/OOM on any Environment" Recommended Follow Up Presentations: "ONAP/OOM for Developers"

Speakers

Michael O'Brien

Software Architect NFV, Amdocs

Tuesday December 12, 2017 11:45am - 12:30pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

OOM

11:45am PST

Multi Cloud Evolvement in R2 for Carrier Grade Support

Multi VIM/Cloud team has successfully delivered R1. What is the right path and practical way to evolve forward and achieve the goal of carrier-grade in Beijing release? In this session, we will use a retrospective of R1 delivery cycle to elaborate an architectural design evolvement with consideration to both functional and non-functional perspectives for suggestions/comments.

Speakers

Xinhui Li

Senior Architect, VMware

Xinhui Li is currently serving as ONAP TSC member representing VMware. She has more than 10 years’ experience at Cloud Computing and is familiar at mainstream open source and commercial Cloud system evolvement. She is the PTL of Multi-Cloud project in ONAP community and tightly... Read More →

Tuesday December 12, 2017 11:45am - 12:30pm PST
167 https://zoom.us/j/159986462

Team Working Session

11:45am PST

ONAP/OPNFV Certification & Compliance

Speakers

Chris Donley

Sr Director Open Source Ecosystems, Huawei

Tuesday December 12, 2017 11:45am - 12:30pm PST
152 https://zoom.us/j/320980942

Team Working Session

11:45am PST

Toward Container Support as Cloud Infrastructure that Runs VNFs

Container technology is gaining momentum. Container implies lighter resource usage, more preformance faster boot time, faster scale out/in etc. Kubernetes is one of most popular Container Orchestrain Engine which is industry-wide wisdom of the experience for more than 10 years. ONAP community wants to take advantage of container technology to enjoy the achievement. This session is on how ONAP can/should adapt kubernetes. Traditionally ONAP assumes cloud infrastructure to run VNFs as VM based. Since the concepts around container is very different from VM, there are many gaps. We will show status update of the effort and discuss how kubernetes can/should fit in ONAP architecture, the relationship with other ONAP components, espcieally with Multi-cloud project. APIs for other ONAP components to consume and planned model driven API which is currently discussed and TOSCA specification.

Speakers

Isaku Yamahata

Software engineer, Intel

Isaku Yamahata is a Software architect in the Open Source Technology Center, Intel. His main focus is virtualization technology, network virtualization as Software Defined Networking for multiple years. Isaku is an active on Graphene LibOS and OpenStack Neutron (networking) and has... Read More →

onap kubernetes arch design proposal pdf

Tuesday December 12, 2017 11:45am - 12:30pm PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

Team Working Session

11:45am PST

Configuring and Controlling a Wireless Network with ONAP

This session presentation is focused on demonstrating the capabilities and benefits of using ONAP and the ONF Common Information Model to configure and control a Wireless Network consisting of microwave and millimeter wave radios from 12 different vendors. A series of PoC's were completed with SDN-C, DCAE, A&AI, and vendor-developed mediators that translated the information model to/from the radios' proprietary representations. Using ONAP to configure and control wireless network elements via an open management interface based on a common information model truly works, with a few obvious and not-so-obvious caveats.

Speakers

Tracy Van Brakle

Principal Member of Technical Staff, AT&T

Tracy Van Brakle is a Principal Member of Technical Staff with AT&T who is an active participant and contributor within several open source projects. Her current area of interest is integrating the basic building blocks of Software Defined Wireless Networks with infrastructure platforms... Read More →

George Clapp

Lyndon Ong

Principal, Advanced Architecture, Office of the CTO, Ciena

Lyndon Ong is Principal, Advanced Architecture in the Office of the CTO at Ciena Corporation, where he is focused on extending SDN to carrier networks and defining Ciena's architecture to support 5G.Since joining Ciena in 2001, he has headed numerous projects in the areas of optical... Read More →

Tuesday December 12, 2017 11:45am - 12:30pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Using ONAP

12:30pm PST

Lunch

Tuesday December 12, 2017 12:30pm - 1:45pm PST
Cafeteria

Lunch

1:45pm PST

Release Planning

Speakers

Jeremy Phelps

The Linux Foundation

Tuesday December 12, 2017 1:45pm - 2:30pm PST
169 https://zoom.us/j/978514895

Available Room

1:45pm PST

ONAP Developer's LAB - Dev and Integration Testing Tutorial

Essentials hands-on Tutorial covering best practices for OpenStack development and ONAP integration testing when using the Intel hosted Developer’s Lab; with an emphasis on developing to meet carrier grade requirements in the Beijing release.

Speakers

Stephen Gooch

Stephen Gooch, Wind River an Intel Company

Stephen Gooch is a passionate promoter of NFV ecosystem cooperation within the open source community. For the past 18 years, he has represented and supported Wind River’s partner ecosystem as a hands-on technical resource. Currently, Stephen administers the technical execution of... Read More →

open labs HF2 pptx

Tuesday December 12, 2017 1:45pm - 2:30pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Developing ONAP

1:45pm PST

SDC Modeling Session

Speakers

Michael Lando

Michael Lando, AT&T

Tuesday December 12, 2017 1:45pm - 2:30pm PST
152 https://zoom.us/j/320980942

Modeling

1:45pm PST

DCAE R2 and Beyond

In this session, we would like to start with collecting feedbacks from the community for their experiences of DCAE and how we can improve. Also we want to discuss with the community about DCAE's plan for R2 and beyond. We have collected a list of topics/features of interest but will need to prioritize and form the actual delivery plan. We will also address the actual development needs for realizing “carrier grade” requirements and the approved R2 use stories.

Speakers

Lusheng Ji

Principal Inventive Scientist, AT&T Labs

I have been serving the ONAP community under the capacity of DCAE PTL since 2017/05 the project formation. Prior to ONAP I also led the DCAE project in the Open eCOMP project.

Tuesday December 12, 2017 1:45pm - 2:30pm PST
167 https://zoom.us/j/159986462

Team Working Session

1:45pm PST

Achieving ONAP S3P with Standardized Object Model of Multi-Clouds

Today multi cloud objects and their hierarchical relationships are modeled in a cloud-specific way creating inconsistent modeling of similar features across multi clouds. The challenge is in both data management and interoperability among ONAP components such as onboarding, policy management, orchestration, optimization etc. This presentation discusses standardized Information Models for multi cloud objects (Physical/Logical DC, Tenant, Cluster, Host, VM, Container etc.) in terms of capabilities (platform awareness etc.), resource reservation/utilization and other parameters for current and future cloud implementations. It also discusses the hierarchical relationships between those multi cloud objects. It illustrates how policy, data management and optimization frameworks can benefit from this standardization through concrete examples thus addressing the challenges of ONAP R2 & beyond.

Speakers

Gil Hellmann

VP. Global Solutions Engineering, Wind River

Bin Hu

AT&T

Bin Hu is a PMTS of AT&T, focusing on network virtualization, SDN and edge cloud computing. He was the Winner of OPNFV 2015 Annual Award. His previous speaking experience includes Linux Foundation Collaborative Summit (2016), OPNFV Summit (2015 and 2016), OpenStack Summit (2015, 2016... Read More →

Sastry Iskukapalli

Standard Organization

In last Paris meeting there were presentations from: 1) ETSI NFV 2) TM Forum 3) 3GPP 4) OASIS TOSCA This time, we plan to invite: 1) IETF 2) MEF 3) ONF 4) ZT-NSM

ramki Krishnan

Lead Technologist, OpenSource NFV, VMware

Shashank Kumar Shankar

Intel Corporation

Sumit Verdi

Director, Lighthouse Solutions, VMWare

Tuesday December 12, 2017 1:45pm - 2:30pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Using ONAP

1:45pm PST

ONAP Modeling Workshop

Speakers

Hui Deng

Director, Huawei

Tuesday December 12, 2017 1:45pm - 3:15pm PST
173 https://zoom.us/j/920665559

Modeling

1:45pm PST

Architecture Subcommittee Meeting

Speakers

Chris Donley

Sr Director Open Source Ecosystems, Huawei

Tuesday December 12, 2017 1:45pm - 3:15pm PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

Team Working Session

2:30pm PST

OOM Team Session 2

Speakers

Michael O'Brien

Software Architect NFV, Amdocs

Tuesday December 12, 2017 2:30pm - 3:15pm PST
167 https://zoom.us/j/159986462

OOM

2:30pm PST

AAI Model Visualization

Speakers

Jimmy Forsyth

PRINCIPAL-PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER, AT&T

ONAP AAI R2 Beijing AAI Model Visualization pptx

Tuesday December 12, 2017 2:30pm - 3:15pm PST
169 https://zoom.us/j/978514895

Team Working Session

2:30pm PST

SDC code deep dive basic flow and SDC SDK’s

Speakers

Michael Lando

Michael Lando, AT&T

Tuesday December 12, 2017 2:30pm - 3:15pm PST
152 https://zoom.us/j/320980942

Team Working Session

2:30pm PST

Deep Dive into the VPP based VNFs of the vCPE Use case

ONAP Release 1 provides a Residential vCPE use case. The vBRG, vBNG, vG-MUX and vGW components of this use case are built with the VPP data plane and Honeycomb control plane software from the fd.io project. This presentation will provide an overview of the features developed to integrate with ONAP - such as closed loop support with DCAE. Followed by lessons learned during the integration with the Amsterdam release. Finally, there will be a discussion of how these VNFs provide a foundation for further development of orchestration of VNFs that take advantage of Enhanced Platform Awareness (EPA). Such as the implications of orchestrating a VNF that uses SR-IOV network interfaces and CPU pinning to achieve high network performance.

Speakers

Eric Multanen

Cloud SW Engineer, Intel

Eric Multanen is a Network Software Engineer at Intel Corporation working in the Software Defined Networking Division. He contributed to the OpenDaylight project for several years and has been contributing to the vCPE use case for the ONAP Amsterdam release. Eric has worked at Intel... Read More →

Tuesday December 12, 2017 2:30pm - 3:15pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Using ONAP

2:30pm PST

PNFs and Mixed Infrastructure Support for E2E Network Slicing

As NFV deployment expanded from central cloud to the edge, also with the trends of Cloud Native and MEC, there are increasing requirements for the NFV network support of mixed infrastructure resources, include: VMs, Containers, Bare metals, hardware accelerators (e.g. SmartNIC), dedicated PNFs etc. To enabling 5G RAN and EtE network slicing support, ONAP need the capability to be aware of the mixed infrastructure resources with generic data modelling description. Also need to extend orchestration and control capability to the PNFs and intra-cloud/CO site, to keep the consistency of network attributes and QoS guarantee of network slicing services. With the current limitation of VIM layer which mainly focus on the management and orchestration of virtual resources, limited awareness of the cloud infrastructure underneath, there are solid gaps for Service orchestration and VNF controllers to be aware of and consume the mixed cloud resources, especially when across domains. Expose the cloud infrastructure in a unified model driven way, also enrich the A&AI with an elastic, accurate, up to date infrastructure resources descriptions based on common data model template. Which can be further consumed by a cloud site/local controller to support EtE automation and hierarchical network control will achieve the agile, low latency, fast auto-scaling and other new requirements from 5G and MEC.

Speakers

Vivien Yang

Platform Architect, Intel Corp

Ms. Yang (Vivien) used to work at famous telecom companies in China and the Silicon Valley for product development and system architect design, which gave her deep understanding of telecom network evolvement and system architect designs across multiple telecom products. After joined... Read More →

Tuesday December 12, 2017 2:30pm - 3:15pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Using ONAP

3:15pm PST

Afternoon Break

Tuesday December 12, 2017 3:15pm - 3:30pm PST
Auditorium

Registration Continental Breakfast & Breaks

3:30pm PST

S3P: Scale Testing the Network Control Plane

Analyses of network controller performance are often referred to by the acronym S3P, representing scale, stability, security, and performance. Creation of a suitable test environment is often complicated by lack of available resources, inaccurate emulation of network agents, and difficulty ensuring all of the microservices in your network will scale together. Recent work investigating the scale performance of OpenDaylight controlling OpenStack Neutron networks has uncovered many issues that then led to improvements in ODL performance at scale. With OpenDaylight as the leading network controller in projects such as ONAP and OpenStack understanding the performance of the network control plane is critical to enabling performance of these platforms at scale. This talk will describe some of the complexities of network controller performance analysis, the difficulties that arise during testing of a scaled-out software defined network, and some of the findings from our recent work that can simplify the creation of a scale test environment.

Speakers

Matt Welch

SDN Software Engineer, Intel Corp.

Matt is a Network Software Engineer working in Intel's Datacenter Network Solutions Group. Matt has always been interested in making things go faster so understanding the performance of the network and complex systems is a recurring theme in his work. He is currently interested in... Read More →

Tuesday December 12, 2017 3:30pm - 4:15pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Developing ONAP

3:30pm PST

OOM Walk-in Session 1

Speakers

Michael O'Brien

Software Architect NFV, Amdocs

Tuesday December 12, 2017 3:30pm - 4:15pm PST
169 https://zoom.us/j/978514895

OOM

3:30pm PST

Model Driven Service Orchestration - SO State of the Union

ONAP is the open source project created by the convergence of AT&T’s ECOMP and the Linux Foundation’s Open-O which was announced in February 2017. ONAP provides real-time, policy driven orchestration. A key component of ONAP is the top level Service Orchestrator (SO), which orchestrates services at the highest level in the system. In this talk, DeWayne will discuss the challenges of model driven orchestration, the current state of service orchestration in ONAP, as well as planned developments for the future.

Speakers

DeWayne Filppi

Solutions Architect, CTO Office, Cloudify

DeWayne Filppi is a solution architect in the CTO office at Cloudify. He is a software technologist with broad and deep industry experience, ranging from product evangelism, pre-sales engineering, post-sales consulting, through product design, development, architecture, and management... Read More →

Tuesday December 12, 2017 3:30pm - 4:15pm PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

Project Team Overview

3:30pm PST

5G PNF support and Network Slicing deep-dive

5G PNF support and Network Slicing deep-dive.

Speakers

Vivien Yang

Platform Architect, Intel Corp

Tuesday December 12, 2017 3:30pm - 4:15pm PST
173 https://zoom.us/j/920665559

Team Working Session

3:30pm PST

SDOs related to ONAP

In last Paris meeting there were presentations from: 1) ETSI NFV 2) TM Forum 3) 3GPP 4) OASIS TOSCA This time, we plan to invite: 1) IETF 2) MEF 3) ONF 4) ZT-NSM

Speakers

Hui Deng

Director, Huawei

Tuesday December 12, 2017 3:30pm - 5:00pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

SDOs

3:30pm PST

Control Loop Sub Committee Meeting

Control Loop Sub Committee Meeting.

Speakers

Pamela Dragosh

Lead Inventive Scientist, AT&T

Tuesday December 12, 2017 3:30pm - 5:00pm PST
152 https://zoom.us/j/320980942

Team Working Session

4:15pm PST

PNF and Hybrid Services Support in ONAP

With concepts such as edge computing, use of NFV technologies and related management principles are now being deployed almost end to end in telecommunication networks. But for some applications there is still a need to deploy physical network functions (PNFs) or appliances even further out in the network. In this presentation we will look at options for integrating management of PNFs in a NFV-centered management and automation platform such as ONAP, supporting design, instantiation and operation of hybrid network services combining PNFs and virtual functions.

Speakers

Oskar Malm

System Developer, Ericsson

Oskar Malm has more than 20 years of experience from the telecommunications industry, developing products and solutions for areas such as IPTV, VoIP, IP networks and radio access. Current focus is the transformation of networks due to cloud and NFV technologies.

PNF and Hybrid Services Support in ONAP pdf

Tuesday December 12, 2017 4:15pm - 5:00pm PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

Beijing Planning

4:15pm PST

TOSCA and OOM

TOSCA stands for Toplogy and Orchestration for Cloud applications and it brings multiple benefits for ONAP ONAP deployment - manage infrastructure layer of ONAP, manage scaling out a kubernetes cluster Topology of all ONAP applications participating as well as expressing relationships and dependencies between components in a clear way Hybrid deployment scenario - Sone of the ONAP services can run in VMs, some in containers and some in BM (bare metal) Tosca nodes can encapsulate configuration as part of the TOSCA node and a life cycle event

Speakers

Nicolas Hu

Shay Naeh

Senior solution architect, SR MEMBER OF TECHNICAL STAFF, Cloudify & ATT

Shay Naeh - Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/shay-naeh-575aa16/ Nicolas Hu -

Tuesday December 12, 2017 4:15pm - 5:00pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Modeling

4:15pm PST

Beijing Release Development Best Practices session 2

Speakers

Gildas Lanilis

Release Manager, Huawei

Tuesday December 12, 2017 4:15pm - 5:00pm PST
169 https://zoom.us/j/978514895

TSC

4:15pm PST

State, Context, Adaptability, and Scale for Self-Learning Closed Loop Policies

Regardless of its domains of application, the policy system at the centre of a closed loop system such as ONAP will need to have some very stringent and dissonant quality attributes. As well as ensuring that the correct policy is in the correct place at the correct time, executing policies must preserve state and yet scale and must take account of their (possibly conflicting) context and yet be adaptable. In this talk we discuss the relative importance of these quality attributes when applied to a system such as ONAP. We draw on our work in Policy to discuss how policies that hold state at run time can be scaled, and how a policy system can be engineered to be adaptable even as its state and context changes. We go on to make some suggestion on how the architecture and implementation of the ONAP policy framework can evolve to meet the S3P/Carrier grade requirements

Speakers

Liam Fallon

Principal Engineer, Ericsson Software Technology

Dr. Liam Fallon is a Principal Engineer at Ericsson Softare Technology, Ericsson's centre of excellence for open source development. Liam is a network management practitioner and researcher with over 30 years of industrial experience in crafting software systems in that domain. He... Read More →

ONAPEvent Policy pdf

Tuesday December 12, 2017 4:15pm - 5:00pm PST
173 https://zoom.us/j/920665559

Using ONAP

5:00pm PST

How Did OPEN-O Implement the VNF Function Test Automation?

In the ONAP Amsterdam Release, the VNF Function Test did not transfer from OPEN-O to ONAP. In this presentation, the implementation in OPEN-O will be introduced and hope to find a best way to merge into ONAP Beijing Release.

Speakers

Wenyao Guan

China Mobile

Yuan Liu

Project Manager, China Mobile

Tuesday December 12, 2017 5:00pm - 5:30pm PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

Beijing Planning

5:00pm PST

Open source and standards - the differences, the similarities, the joint way forward

Discussing how work is done in standards and in open source, and how oth can benefit from work done by each other

Speakers

Lingli Deng

Technical Manager, China Mobile

Hui Deng

Director, Huawei

Brian Freeman

Alla Goldner

Director - Technology, Strategy & Standardization, Amdocs

Phil Robb

VP, Operations, Networking Projects, The Linux Foundation

Tuesday December 12, 2017 5:00pm - 5:30pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

SDOs

5:00pm PST

5G use case team discussion of PNF and EtE Slicing support

Speakers

Vivien Yang

Platform Architect, Intel Corp

Tuesday December 12, 2017 5:00pm - 5:30pm PST
152 https://zoom.us/j/320980942

Team Working Session

5:00pm PST

Hands-ON TOSCA Modeling Workshop with TOSCA Simple Profile and ARIA

TOSCA is the language of choice if modeling network services with ONAP. In this session, we will review the basic building blocks of TOSCA Simple Profile, and we will have a hands-on TOSCA modeling workshop. Each participant will model a basic network service using TOSCA and will deploy the service on OpenStack.

Speakers

Arthur Berezin

Clouidfy

Tuesday December 12, 2017 5:00pm - 5:30pm PST
167 https://zoom.us/j/159986462

Team Working Session

5:00pm PST

Service Orchestration and the Needs of Users

Speakers

Seshu Kumar Mudiganti

Principle Architect, Windriver

A hands-on technical Architect and developer building E2E solutions, architecture, design and implementation for various commercial and open source projects alike. Seshu is a Chef Architect at Huawei Technologies, India Pvt. Ltd. He is also the member of the Technical Steering Committee... Read More →

Tuesday December 12, 2017 5:00pm - 5:30pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Using ONAP

8:00am PST

Registration and Continental Breakfast

Wednesday December 13, 2017 8:00am - 5:00pm PST
Auditorium

Registration Continental Breakfast & Breaks

8:30am PST

Review/Approval of NEW Project Proposals

Speakers

Gildas Lanilis

Release Manager, Huawei

Kenny Paul

Technical Program Manager, Linux Foundation Networking

With a career spanning four decades in the IT industry Kenny cut his teeth at a Southern California start-up as a sys-admin of a VAX 11/780 running 4.2BSD UNIX. Since then has served in a variety of staff, infrastructure and program leadership positions managing everything from corporate... Read More →

Phil Robb

VP, Operations, Networking Projects, The Linux Foundation

Wednesday December 13, 2017 8:30am - 10:00am PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

TSC

10:00am PST

Morning Break

Wednesday December 13, 2017 10:00am - 10:15am PST
Auditorium

Registration Continental Breakfast & Breaks

10:15am PST

Review/Approval of NEW Project Proposals (cont.)

Speakers

Gildas Lanilis

Release Manager, Huawei

Kenny Paul

Technical Program Manager, Linux Foundation Networking

Phil Robb

VP, Operations, Networking Projects, The Linux Foundation

Wednesday December 13, 2017 10:15am - 11:00am PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

TSC

11:00am PST

Security Subcommittee Update- MOVED to 2:30PM room 174

Speakers

Stephen Terrill

Senior Expert, Ericsson

Stephen Terrill is a Senior Expert in Automation and Management with Ericsson and with his more than 25 years of working in telecommunications he has overseen several industry transitions. He has a background both in core networks and in management and has spent several years in telecommunication... Read More →

ONAP Security Sub committee pptx

Wednesday December 13, 2017 11:00am - 11:20am PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

TSC

11:20am PST

Considerations of Modelling Evolution in ONAP

ONAP is a model driven platform for automation. Model driven implies a number of things from modelling the resources and services under the control of ONAP via the modelling of the interfaces between the components that comprise ONAP through to modelling directives that control all life-cycle aspects so as to enable zero-touch, fully automated operations. ONAP is not the only industry effort working with model based approaches, others are as well. This presentation will discuss what a model driven approach means for ONAP and how that relates to other industry initiatives

Speakers

Michela Bevilacqua

Researcher, Ericsson

Technology Specialist in Ericsson AB. I´ve been working with modeling before in the transport then in the cloud domain for 20 years for Ericsson products. I´m involved in ETSI NFV internal contributions and review. I´m part of the ONAP modeling subcommittee.

Consideration of Modeling Evolution in ONAP pptx

Wednesday December 13, 2017 11:20am - 12:30pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Modeling

11:20am PST

OOM Team Session 3

Speakers

Michael O'Brien

Software Architect NFV, Amdocs

Wednesday December 13, 2017 11:20am - 12:30pm PST
152 https://zoom.us/j/320980942

OOM

11:20am PST

SDNC Project Team Meeting

Speakers

Dan Timoney

Principal Technical Staff Member, AT&T

Dan is the Project Technical Lead of the SDNC and CCSDK projects. He led the development of the original ECOMP SDNC application, which served as the basis for ONAP SDN.

Wednesday December 13, 2017 11:20am - 12:30pm PST
167 https://zoom.us/j/159986462

Team Working Session

11:30am PST

Available Room- Email ltaback@linuxfoundation.org to book

Wednesday December 13, 2017 11:30am - 12:30pm PST
169 https://zoom.us/j/978514895

Available Room

12:30pm PST

Lunch

Wednesday December 13, 2017 12:30pm - 1:45pm PST
Cafeteria

Lunch

1:15pm PST

Usecase Subcommittee Meeting

Speakers

Alla Goldner

Director - Technology, Strategy & Standardization, Amdocs

Wednesday December 13, 2017 1:15pm - 3:15pm PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

Team Working Session

1:45pm PST

Available Room- Email ltaback@linuxfoundation.org to book

Wednesday December 13, 2017 1:45pm - 2:30pm PST
169 https://zoom.us/j/978514895

Available Room

1:45pm PST

Progressing ONAP Testing and Integration With a "Dummy VNF"

The testing and integration of ONAP can develop quickest if the designers can do their testing locally. To have the real VNFs locally is cumbersome and requires the designers to have knowledge of the VNFs to use it for their use cases . Having a dummy VNF that can be tuned to support different ONAP use cases can accelerate testing and improve the level of End to End testing that is possible

Speakers

Andrew Fenner

Software Engineer, Ericsson

Working as a senior Software Engineer for Ericsson in various different roles over a period of 20 years. Mostly concentrating on O&M activities for many different network functions within the telecomunications network. Has worked in all different aspects of software development from... Read More →

ONAP DummyVNF pptx

Wednesday December 13, 2017 1:45pm - 2:30pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Developing ONAP

1:45pm PST

OOM Walk-in Session 2

Speakers

Michael O'Brien

Software Architect NFV, Amdocs

Wednesday December 13, 2017 1:45pm - 2:30pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

OOM

1:45pm PST

Modeling Subcommittee for R2+Model

Speakers

Hui Deng

Director, Huawei

Wednesday December 13, 2017 1:45pm - 3:15pm PST
152 https://zoom.us/j/320980942

Modeling

2:00pm PST

Integration Face to Face

Bring yourself and your ideas, let's discuss what we could do and do better for Beijing.

Speakers

Helen Chen

Principal Architect, Huawei

Wednesday December 13, 2017 2:00pm - 3:15pm PST
173 https://zoom.us/j/920665559

Team Working Session

2:30pm PST

Available Room- Email ltaback@linuxfoundation.org to book

Wednesday December 13, 2017 2:30pm - 3:15pm PST
169 https://zoom.us/j/978514895

Available Room

2:30pm PST

Policy Lifecycle API

This presentation will be an introduction to the upcoming release of the Policy Lifecycle API for Beijing. The Policy Lifecycle API is being introduced to support a richer lifecycle for creating, updating, deleting, querying and deploying policy during design-time and runtime. In addition, the API will be designed and developed using ONAP RESTful API best practices. For design-time, new features will be added to support a lifecycle that mirrors current SDC functionality such as: check-in/check-out, ready for testing, submission for certification, and lastly submission for distribution. These new features will move the policy API one step closer to: 1) integration into the SDC Design-time environment, 2) ability to develop and integrate a Policy Testing/Certification platform that can support flexible environment for doing conflict detection/resolution. For run-time, new features will be added to support runtime deployment of policies that support different modes of operation such as deploying policies in different modes: active, inactive, and safe mode. Platform operations team will have the ability to easily deploy and un-deploy policies to/from the desired mode. In addition, functionality will be added to give the ability for an operations team to retire selected policies at a given date. We would like to use this session to present an overview of the Lifecycle API and garner feedback from the community on the design.

Speakers

Pamela Dragosh

Lead Inventive Scientist, AT&T

Wednesday December 13, 2017 2:30pm - 3:15pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Project Team Overview

2:30pm PST

Security Subcommittee Update

Speakers

Stephen Terrill

Senior Expert, Ericsson

ONAP Security Sub committee pptx

ONAP Security Sub committee pa2 pdf

Wednesday December 13, 2017 2:30pm - 3:15pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Team Working Session

3:15pm PST

Afternoon Break

Wednesday December 13, 2017 3:15pm - 3:30pm PST
Auditorium

Registration Continental Breakfast & Breaks

3:30pm PST

Management of Cloud Native VNFs with ONAP

Cloud Native is a term that describes the patterns of organizations, architectures and technologies that consistently, reliably and at scale take full advantage of the possibilities of the cloud to support cloud-oriented business models. In this paradigm the Cloud Native Applications are developed specifically for deployment in and being managed by cloud environments, delivering on the characteristics associated with cloud. They are container packaged, dynamically managed and micro-service oriented, resulting in better reuse, simplified and cost effective operations and improved efficiency, agility and maintainability. Virtual Network functions are taking their first steps towards Cloud Native Architecture and this poses several interesting challenges for automation platforms like ONAP. The VNFs would now be composing of several microservices each of which can be individually lifecycle managed. Container orchestration platforms like Kubernetes have powerful orchestration capabilities which would takes away most of the burden from higher level orchestrator. The Cloud Native Ecosystem has rich set of solutions for monitoring and optimizing a cloud native deployment which are becoming de-facto standards very fast. In this talk we discuss the implications of Cloud Native VNFs on ONAP and some suggestions on how should the ONAP architecture be evolved to be ready for Cloud Native VNFs.

Speakers

Munish Agarwal

Technology Specialist, Ericsson

Is a Senior Specialist in implementation architecture for operation and business support systems. Has 19 years' experience in telecommunications working with product development, common platforms and architecture evolution. Has had hands on experience with Mediation, Rating, Order... Read More →

Management of Cloud Native VNFs with ONAP PA5 pptx

Wednesday December 13, 2017 3:30pm - 4:15pm PST
Auditorium https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OMnUSYwkQeeKfpx0KBebYg

Beijing Planning

3:30pm PST

Modeling Deployment Flavor in Modeling Subcommittee

Speakers

Hui Deng

Director, Huawei

Wednesday December 13, 2017 3:30pm - 4:15pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Modeling

3:30pm PST

NSD Modeling

Wednesday December 13, 2017 3:30pm - 4:15pm PST
175 https://zoom.us/j/204587705

Modeling

3:30pm PST

AAI + ESR Discussion

Speakers

Jimmy Forsyth

PRINCIPAL-PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER, AT&T

Wednesday December 13, 2017 3:30pm - 4:15pm PST
169 https://zoom.us/j/978514895

Team Working Session

3:30pm PST

Policy Framework Team Meeting

Policy Framework Team Meeting.

Speakers

Pamela Dragosh

Lead Inventive Scientist, AT&T

Wednesday December 13, 2017 3:30pm - 4:15pm PST
152 https://zoom.us/j/320980942

Team Working Session

4:15pm PST

Available Room- Email ltaback@linuxfoundation.org to book

Wednesday December 13, 2017 4:15pm - 4:50pm PST
174 https://zoom.us/j/374731949

Available Room

4:15pm PST

Deployment Flavor for NFV Modeling - Challenges and Trends

This will cover what deployment flavors are in the NFV world , the need for it , different approaches in modeling using TOSCA (at a high level) and the current industry status.
Please share your views.

Speakers

Priya T.G

Senior Solution Architect, NetCracker

Deployment Flavor Model – Challenges and Emerging trends for ONAP adaptation pptx

Wednesday December 13, 2017 4:15pm - 4:50pm PST
152 https://zoom.us/j/320980942

Modeling

4:15pm PST

Enabling Workloads Orchestration in Containers via Multi Cloud

Today ONAP OOM enables deployment of ONAP components as containerized microservices in a k8s cluster. On the other hand, workload deployment and orchestration in k8s clusters is expected to play an essential role in ONAP operational success. This presentation discusses an architectural vision of orchestrating workloads in container clusters via Multi Cloud. The key aspects for a comprehensive ONAP workloads orchestration are discussed, including deploying containerized workloads, e.g. VNFs [IETF NFVRG Talk], into k8s clusters on bare metal in edge cloud. ONAP Multi Cloud component serves as a single platform for deployment and orchestration of containerized workloads as well as classical VM-based workloads in true multiple infrastructures, including clouds, k8s on CaaS/cloud, k8s on bare metal, etc. It simplifies workload management and improves ONAP’s user experience.

Speakers