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5G - general
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY - This requirement introduces platform information model enhancements to document new ISOMII experimental classes from 3GPP TS28.541, the 5G Network Resource Model (NRM).
BUSINESS IMPACT - The requirement, is a critical because it will serve to lay the ground-work for actually "turning on" a real 5G DU (PNF) that might be installed by a Vendor.
BUSINESS MARKETS - This project applies to any domain (wireless, transport, optical, and wireline) that ONAP may manage.
FUNDING/FINANCIAL IMPACTS - Without the groundwork laid down for information model management of a 5G Service, operators will not be able to "turn on" a real live 5G network using "live" PNF resources. No Network. No Business. High OPEX impact.
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CONFIGURATION PERSISTENCE SERVICE
R8 PRESENTATION:
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Executive Summary - The Configuration Persistence Service (CPS) is a real-time service that is designed to serve as a data repository for Run-time Network Element (configuration) data that needs to be persistent applicable to multiple domain (RAN, Transport, and Core). This was explored as a R7 PoC. Focus on storing run-time DATA RELATED to NETWORK ELEMENT instances. In R8, this is being proposed as a stand-alone project.
Business Impact - The ability for service operators to visualize and manage network element data in a network (PNFs, VNFs, and logical constructs) with ONAP is a critical business function because they are key Life Cycle Management (LCM) and OA&M operations. The project has business impacts to enhance the operation of data-handling within ONAP by providing efficient data layer services.
Business Markets - This project applies to any domain (wireless, transport, optical, and wireline) that ONAP may manage. It is not a market or geographical specific capability. It is expected that scaled ONAP installations such as Edge & Core ONAP deployments will also deploy the database across each installation.
Funding/Financial Impacts - This project represents a large potential Operating Expense (OPEX) savings for operators because of the ability to configure networks saving time and expenses.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies -There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
R8 5G PNF SERVICE MODEL INTRODUCTION
| Standard Defined VES Event (ORAN/ONAP/3GPP Harmonization) | damian.nowak Marge Hillis |
R8 HARMONIZATION: ONAP/3GPP & O-RAN ALIGNMENT–STANDARDS DEFINED NOTIFICATIONS OVER VES (REQ-433) | |
A1 Adapter and Policy Management Extension (ORAN/ONAP/3GPP Harmonization) | John Keeney (Ericsson EST) Michela Bevilacqua |
5G - network slicing specific, service based/vertical industry
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| End-to-End Network Slicing use case | @Lin Meng, Swaminathan Seetharaman |
| Smart Operator Intent Translation in UUI based on IBN - R8 5G Slicing Support | |
| Support for Vertical Industry | |
| Intent Framework and Intent Modeling in R8 | |
| CCVPN - Transport Slicing | Henry Yu @LINMENG |
xNF (PNF, VNF, ANF, CNF ...) Related
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| CMP V2 | Pawel Baniewski |
| 5G PNF SERVICE MODEL | Benjamin Cheung |
ETSI compliancy
Generic capabilities extension
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(Template Cut & Paste for your Use Case/Requirement)
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Executive Summary - (Give a short description of your Use Case, the "Executive 2 min elevator pitch", this describes the "WHAT")
Business Impact - (This is the Business Impact which describes why this use case is important from a business perspective, this describes the "WHY").
Business Markets - (This is the marketing analysis, which can include but not limited to applicable markets, domains, marketing projections, this can describe the "WHERE").
Funding/Financial Impacts - (The Funding requirements and Financial impacts can describe the financial savings, or CAPEX, OPEX impacts for a Use Case).
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies - (It is suggested that you use the following wording): There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this use case outside of a service providers providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
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(This would typically describe the "WHO", but because use cases are all deployed with ONAP itself, these two areas come with the actual ONAP deployment and uses the organizational management and sales strategies of a particular service provider's ONAP deployment)
CONFIGURATION PERSISTENCE SERVICE
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Executive Summary - Enable a vendor provided ETSI SOL004 compliant VNF package including an ETSI SOL001 VNF Descriptor to be onboarded into ONAP for composition into an ONAP Service
Support for onboarding ETSI v3.3.1 SOL004 CSAR Packages (Link to ETSI SOL004 v3.3.1 )
Support for onboarding ETSI v3.3.1 SOL001 VNF Descriptor (Link to ETSI SOL001 v3.3.1)
Support for mapping of ETSI v3.3.1 SOL001 VNF Descriptor into SDC AID Data Model
Support for using an ETSI v3.3.1 VNF in an ETSI Network Service
Business Impact - Enables operators and service providers to use same ETSI compliant VNF packages with ONAP and existing NFVO. Industry compatibility.
Business Markets - All operators that are currently using ETSI packages to deploy VNFs
Funding/Financial Impacts - Reduction in operations expense from using industry standard VNF packaging. Reduction in capital expense from vendors using a single packaging methodology - The Configuration Persistence Service (CPS) is a real-time service that is designed to serve as a data repository for Run-time Network Element (configuration) data that needs to be persistent applicable to multiple domain (RAN, Transport, and Core). This was explored as a R7 PoC. Focus on storing run-time DATA RELATED to NETWORK ELEMENT instances. In R8, this is being proposed as a stand-alone project.
Business Impact - The ability for service operators to visualize and manage network element data in a network (PNFs, VNFs, and logical constructs) with ONAP is a critical business function because they are key Life Cycle Management (LCM) and OA&M operations. The project has business impacts to enhance the operation of data-handling within ONAP by providing efficient data layer services.
Business Markets - This project applies to any domain (wireless, transport, optical, and wireline) that ONAP may manage. It is not a market or geographical specific capability. It is expected that scaled ONAP installations such as Edge & Core ONAP deployments will also deploy the database across each installation.
Funding/Financial Impacts - This project represents a large potential Operating Expense (OPEX) savings for operators because of the ability to configure networks saving time and expenses.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies -There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
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R8 5G PNF SERVICE MODEL INTRODUCTION
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Executive Summary - Design, catalog and distribute an ETSI SOL007 v3.3.1 compliant (Link to ETSI SOL007 v3.3.1) Network Service Descriptor package including an ETSI v3.3.1 SOL001 Network Service Descriptor (NSD) for deployment using an ETSI compliant NFVO.
Support for deploying a service that contains an ETSI SOL001 v3.3.1 compliant Network Service using an ETSI compliant NFVO
Business Impact - Enables operators and service providers to use vendor provided and internally designed Network Service Descriptors with ONAP and existing NFVO. Industry compatibility.
Business Markets - All operators and service providers that are developing ETSI compatible Network Services
Funding/Financial Impacts - Reduction in operations expense from using industry standard NSD packaging.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY - This requirement introduces platform information model enhancements to document new ISOMII experimental classes from 3GPP TS28.541, the 5G Network Resource Model (NRM).
BUSINESS IMPACT - The requirement, is a critical because it will serve to lay the ground-work for actually "turning on" a real 5G DU (PNF) that might be installed by a Vendor.
BUSINESS MARKETS - This project applies to any domain (wireless, transport, optical, and wireline) that ONAP may manage.
FUNDING/FINANCIAL IMPACTS - Without the groundwork laid down for information model management of a 5G Service, operators will not be able to "turn on" a real live 5G network using "live" PNF resources. No Network. No Business. High OPEX impact.
ORGANIZATION MGMT, SALES STRATEGIES - There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement use case outside of a service providers providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
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Onboard ETSI SOL004 compliant VNF packages (ETSI Package Management)
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Executive Summary - Design an ETSI SOL007 Enable a vendor provided ETSI SOL004 compliant VNF package including an ETSI SOL001 VNF Descriptor to be onboarded into ONAP for composition into an ONAP Service
Support for onboarding ETSI v3.3.1
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SOL004 CSAR Packages (Link to ETSI
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VNF Descriptor (
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Link to ETSI SOL001 v3.3.1) with CNF enhancements
Support for mapping of ETSI v3.3.1 SOL001 VNF Descriptor with CNF enhancements into SDC AID Data Model
Business Impact - Enables operators and service providers to use vendor provided and internally designed Network Service Descriptors same ETSI compliant VNF packages with ONAP and existing NFVO. Industry compatibility.
Business Markets - All operators and service providers that are developing ETSI compatible Network Services especially for 5G Slicing where each Slice Subnet is associated with a Network Service currently using ETSI packages to deploy VNFs
Funding/Financial Impacts - Reduction in operations expense from using industry standard NSD packagingVNF packaging. Reduction in capital expense from vendors using a single packaging methodology.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies -There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
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Design ETSI SOL007 compliant Network Service Descriptor packages (ETSI Package Management)
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Executive Summary - Provide an interface adapter from ONAP Service Orchestrator to external VNF Manager(s) using ETSI SOL003 Design, catalog and distribute an ETSI SOL007 v3.3.1 compliant (Link to ETSI SOL003 SOL007 v3.3.1) compliant Interface
Support for Create, Instantiate, Query of a VNF using an external VNF Manager
Support for Grant request from an external VNF Manager
Support for ModifyVnfInfo using an external Manager
- Support for receiving VNF Life Cycle Notifications (LCN) from a VNF Manager
Support for VNF Heal
Support for VNF Scale (out, in, level)
Support for Grant with Incremental resource allocation and HPA support using OOF
Oauth2 based authentication support between ONAP and VNFM(s)
Business Impact - Enables operators and service providers to use vendor provided or internally developed ETSI compliant VNF Manager(s). Industry compatibility.
Business Markets - All operators and service providers that are using ETSI SOL003 compliant VNF ManagersNetwork Service Descriptor package including an ETSI v3.3.1 SOL001 Network Service Descriptor (NSD) for deployment using an ETSI compliant NFVO.
Support for designing an ETSI SOL001 v3.3.1 compliant Network Service that can be deployed with an ETSI compliant NFVO
- Composed of one or more VNFs and the Virtual Links that connect them.
- Support for using VNFs with CNF enhancements
Business Impact - Enables operators and service providers to use vendor provided and internally designed Network Service Descriptors with ONAP and existing NFVO. Industry compatibility.
Business Markets - All operators and service providers that are developing and deploying ETSI compatible Network Services
Funding/Financial Impacts - Reduction in operations expense from using industry standard InterfacesNSD packaging.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies -There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
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Design Nested/Hierarchical ETSI SOL001 v3.3.1
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Network Service Descriptor
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Executive Summary - Design an ETSI SOL007 v3.3.1 compliant (Link to ETSI SOL005 SOL007 v3.3.1) compliant Interface
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Network Service Descriptor package including an ETSI v3.3.1
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Support for Create, Instantiate, Terminate of a ETSI NS using an external NFVO
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Support for Scale, Heal, Update of an ETSI NS using an external NFVO
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SOL001 Network Service Descriptor (NSD) that includes references to other Network Service Descriptors for composition into an ONAP Service and deployment using an ETSI compliant NFVO.
- Composed of zero or more VNFs or zero or more nested Network Services and the Virtual Links that connect them.
- Support for using VNFs with CNF enhancements
Business Impact - Enables operators and service providers to use vendor provided or internally developed ETSI compliant NFVO(s). and internally designed Network Service Descriptors with ONAP and existing NFVO. Industry compatibility.
Business Markets - All operators and service providers that are using ETSI SOL005 compliant NFVOsdeveloping ETSI compatible Network Services especially for 5G Slicing where each Slice Subnet is associated with a Network Service
Funding/Financial Impacts - Reduction in operations expense from using industry standard InterfacesNSD packaging.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies -There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
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Support for ETSI SOL003 v3.3.1 Or-Vnfm Interface from ONAP to external VNF Manager(s)
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Executive Summary - Enable a vendor provided ETSI SOL004 compliant containerized VNF package including an ETSI SOL001 VNF Descriptor to be onboarded into ONAP for composition into an ONAP Service
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Support for onboarding Prototype v4.1.1 SOL004 CSAR Packages
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Support for onboarding Prototype v4.1.1 SOL001 VNF Descriptor
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Support for mapping of Prototype v4.1.1 SOL001 VNF Descriptor into SDC AID Data Model
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Provide an interface adapter from ONAP Service Orchestrator to external VNF Manager(s) using ETSI SOL003 v3.3.1 (Link to ETSI SOL003 v3.3.1) compliant Interface with CNF enhancements
Support for Create, Instantiate, Query, terminate and Delete of a VNF or a prototype CNF using an external VNF Manager
Support for Grant request from an external VNF Manager
Support for ModifyVnfInfo using an external VNF Manager
- Support for receiving VNF Life Cycle Notifications (LCN) from a VNF Manager
Business Impact - Enables operators and service providers to use same ETSI aligned containerized VNF (CNF) packages with ONAP and existing NFVO. vendor provided or internally developed ETSI compliant VNF Manager(s). Industry compatibility.
Business Markets - All operators and service providers that are currently using ETSI packages to deploy containerized VNFs (CNFs)SOL003 compliant VNF Managers
Funding/Financial Impacts - Reduction in operations expense from using industry standard containerized VNF (CNF) packaging. Reduction in capital expense from vendors using a single packaging methodologyInterfaces.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies -There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
PLUG AND PLAY IN R8
R8 PRESENTATION:
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Executive Summary - This requirement will introduce VID work to complement the work-flow to building block management work in SO for Plug and Play. The continues the work started in R6 and R7 where the SO work-flow to building block work was finished. The description of the "base" work was done in R6/R7 and can be found in the PnP pages for those releases. In R8, VID software "front end" will be added to allow for a user to more easily use the SO Building Blocks.
Business Impact - The enhancement to Plug and Play operation in ONAP is a critical business function because they enhance installation and commissioning activities.
Business Markets - This project applies to any domain (wireless, transport, optical, and wireline) that ONAP may manage. It is not a market or geographical specific capability.
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Support for ETSI SOL005 v3.3.1 Os-Ma-nfvo Interface between ONAP SO and NFVO
Executive Summary - Provide an interface adapter from ONAP Service Orchestrator to NFVO(s) using ETSI SOL005 v3.3.1 (Link to ETSI SOL005 v3.3.1) compliant Interface
Support for Create, Upload, Update, Query, Delete of an ETSI NS Descriptor using an ETSI v3.3.1 SOL005 compliant NFVO
Support for Create, Instantiate, Terminate and Delete of a ETSI NS using an ETSI compliant NFVO
- Support for receiving NS Notifications (LCN) from an NFVO
- Support for ModifyVnfInfo operation.
Business Impact - Enables operators and service providers to use vendor provided or internally developed ETSI compliant NFVO(s). Industry compatibility.
Business Markets - All operators and service providers that are using ETSI SOL005 compliant NFVOs
Funding/Financial Impacts - Reduction in operations expense from using industry standard Interfaces.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies -There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
CMP v2 in R8
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Onboard Prototype Package and VNF Descriptor based on ETSI IFA011 v4.1.1 supporting containerized VNF (CNF) packages (ETSI Package Management)
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Executive Summary - The CMPv2 work in R8 will develop (1) DCAE further integration and (2) Integration with Cert-Manager (certificate enrollment solution recommended by OOM). This requirement improves ONAP Security with CMPv2. CMP is used by multiple operations including Plug and Play, and NetConf operation. In R6 CMPv2 Certificate Service and basic development was implemented. Integration with server & client to the certificate service will be completed. There are also two ONAP boardering clients to integrate with the certificate service with interfaces to SDN-C and DCAE. Changes in Cert Service as DCAE wanted output artifacts in different configurable formats. SDN-C was completed in R6, In R7, the OOM software completed (in R6) and was merged in R7, and DCAE interoperation with CMPv2 was the focus in R7.
Business Impact - The enhancement to CMPv2 operation will improve security management within ONAP and affects multiple ONAP functions and use cases, including Plug and Play (PNF registration) and NetConf. As with all security functionality within ONAP, Security is a fundamental aspect of FCAPS, being the "S" for security management.
Business Markets - This project applies to any domain (wireless, transport, optical, and wireline) that ONAP may manage.
Funding/Financial Impacts - Potential OPEX savings with enhanced security to prevent breaches and prevent security compromises - Enable a vendor provided ETSI SOL004 compliant containerized VNF package including an ETSI SOL001 VNF Descriptor to be onboarded into ONAP for composition into an ETSI Network Service
Support for onboarding Prototype v4.1.1 CSAR Packages
Support for onboarding Prototype v4.1.1 VNF Descriptor
Support for mapping of Prototype v4.1.1 VNF Descriptor into SDC AID Data Model
Support for using a Prototype v4.1.1 VNF in an ETSI Network Service
Business Impact - Enables operators and service providers to use same ETSI aligned containerized VNF (CNF) packages with ONAP and existing NFVO. Industry compatibility.
Business Markets - All operators that are currently using ETSI packages to deploy containerized VNFs (CNFs)
Funding/Financial Impacts - Reduction in operations expense from using industry standard containerized VNF (CNF) packaging. Reduction in capital expense from vendors using a single packaging methodology.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies -There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
PLUG AND PLAY IN R8
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Executive Summary - This requirement will introduce VID work to complement the work-flow to building block management work in SO for Plug and Play. The continues the work started in R6 and R7 where the SO work-flow to building block work was finished. The description of the "base" work was done in R6/R7 and can be found in the PnP pages for those releases. In R8, VID software "front end" will be added to allow for a user to more easily use the SO Building Blocks.
Business Impact - The enhancement to Plug and Play operation in ONAP is a critical business function because they enhance installation and commissioning activities.
Business Markets - This project applies to any domain (wireless, transport, optical, and wireline) that ONAP may manage. It is not a market or geographical specific capability.
Funding/Financial Impacts - The plug and play project has Operating Expense (OPEX) savings for operators because of the ability to saving time and expenses during installation and commissioning and contributes towards ZTM (Zero touch management).
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies -There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
CMP v2 in R8
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Executive Summary - The CMPv2 work in R8 will develop (1) DCAE further integration and (2) Integration with Cert-Manager (certificate enrollment solution recommended by OOM). This requirement improves ONAP Security with CMPv2. CMP is used by multiple operations including Plug and Play, and NetConf operation. In R6 CMPv2 Certificate Service and basic development was implemented. Integration with server & client to the certificate service will be completed. There are also two ONAP boardering clients to integrate with the certificate service with interfaces to SDN-C and DCAE. Changes in Cert Service as DCAE wanted output artifacts in different configurable formats. SDN-C was completed in R6, In R7, the OOM software completed (in R6) and was merged in R7, and DCAE interoperation with CMPv2 was the focus in R7.
Business Impact - The enhancement to CMPv2 operation will improve security management within ONAP and affects multiple ONAP functions and use cases, including Plug and Play (PNF registration) and NetConf. As with all security functionality within ONAP, Security is a fundamental aspect of FCAPS, being the "S" for security management.
Business Markets - This project applies to any domain (wireless, transport, optical, and wireline) that ONAP may manage.
Funding/Financial Impacts - Potential OPEX savings with enhanced security to prevent breaches and prevent security compromises.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies -There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
R8 HARMONIZATION: ONAP/3GPP & O-RAN ALIGNMENT–STANDARDS DEFINED NOTIFICATIONS OVER VES (REQ-433)
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Key Contacts - marge.hillis Oskar Malm damian.nowak
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY -
- This is a continuation of the https://jira.onap.org/browse/REQ-327
- This contribution introduces enhancements (mainly to DCAE platform) to support better the standard-defined openAPI onboarding (at least as a K8S configMap in DCAE)
- This contribution introduces openAPI onboarding capabilities (openAPI as an onboarding package artifact, distribution to relevant ONAP modules, ingesting in interested ONAP modules)
BUSINESS IMPACT- The ability for service providers to deploy ONAP as the SMO in their O-RAN compliant network depends upon ONAP’s ability to process VES encapsulated events as defined by 3GPP and ORAN in DCAE and route these events to appropriate DMaaP topics.
This proposal, in Honolulu, provides the necessary capability for ONAP to onboard the standards-defined event definitions using openAPI format.
BUSINESS MARKETS - This contribution applies to any Service Provider that wants to use ONAP as an O-RAN compliant SMO or to support 3GPP compliant interfaces and can be leveraged by Service Providers wishing to support events from network functions which are aligned with other standards organizations.
FUNDING/FINANCIAL IMPACTS -This contribution helps enable ONAP to be O-RAN and 3GPP compliant which should stimulate contributions from companies that are aligned with O-RAN and 3GPP. There is no new hardware to be procured and no new licenses.
ORGANIZATION MGMT, SALES STRATEGIES - This proposal does not affect sales strategies.
1) Standards organization is intended to be interpreted in a broader sense than SDO as defined by ITU, to cover also e.g. joint ventures like 3GPP and open industry fora like the O-RAN Alliance.
5G OOF SON use case
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Executive Summary
SON (Self-Organizing Networks) functionality is an essential part of existing 4G mobility networks, and will be even more critical for 5G. SON enables automation to improve network performance and efficiency, improve user experience, and reduce operational expenses and complexity. The objective of the OOF-SON (new name for OOF-PCI) use case is to develop an ONAP-based SON platform using the ONAP Optimization Framework (OOF). We have taken a phased approach since SON is complex, and SON for 5G is still evolving. We started with the Physical Cell Identity (PCI) optimization SON use case in Casablanca, then added some centralized Automated Neighbor Relations (ANR) aspects in Dublin. For Frankfurt, we will address gaps such as PCI assignment during new cell addition, alignment with RAN inventory, etc., In addition, we aim to have enhancements such as: additional optimization functionality (e.g. include the use of AI/ML), use of control loop co-ordination in Policy, and alignment with industry trends for open interfaces and open models for the RAN interactions.
Business Impact
SON is an essential feature in mobility networks, and relevant to every operator. Any ONAP-based network deployment for 5G will benefit from an ONAP-based SON solution, which provides a disaggregation of SON functions into modules aligned with the ONAP architecture. Operators and vendors will both benefit from the ability of vendors to bring best-in-class solutions to each module, while leveraging the benefits of a community-supported open platform. This will enable faster development of innovative solutions. The approach taken could very well be evolved to address SON use cases whose scope extends beyond just the RAN.
Business Markets
SON for 5G is relevant to all 5G operators and markets.
Funding/Financial Impacts
SON functions reduce Opex since the automated self-organizing functions are an efficient approach to continuously optimize network configurations to improve performance and respond to network conditions.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies
There are no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this beyond whatever is required for ONAP deployment to support 5G.
End-to-end Network Slicing use case
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Executive Summary: 5G Network Slicing is one of the key features of 5G. The essence of Network Slicing is in sharing network resources (PNFs, VNFs, CNFs) while satisfying widely varying and sometimes seemingly contradictory requirements to different customers in an optimal manner. Same network is expected to provide different Quality of Experience to different consumers, use case categories and industry verticals including factory automation, connected home, autonomous vehicles, smart cities, remote healthcare, in-stadium experience and rural broadband. An End-to-End Network Slice consists of RAN, Transport and Core network slice sub-nets. This Use Case intends to demonstrate the modeling, orchestration and assurance of a simple network slice (e.g. eMBB). While 3GPP standards are evolving and 5G RAN and core are being realized, this Use Case will start with realizing an E2E Network Slice with a simple example of a 5G RAN, Core and Transport Network Slice sub-nets. It will also align with relevant standard bodies (e.g., 3GPP, ETSI, TM Forum) as well as other open initiatives such as O-RAN where relevant, w.r.to both interfaces as well as the functional aspects.
Business Impact: Network Slicing is a feature that almost every service provider will leverage. It allows a service provider to improve their network efficiency by maximizing the network throughput more tailored to each user's use of the network. It is seen as an imperative for efficient and optimal use of their network. This will be particularly relevant as 5G is expected to have upwards of 10,000x the traffic load over 4G and 20GB peak data rates.
Business Markets: Network Slicing, for this use case, is specifically aimed at a 5G access, core and transport. In the future, this might be extended to other domains or applications such as fixed-wireless convergence, Wi-Fi access, all aspects of transport including fronthaul, or unified network management orchestration. Network Slicing functionality is what almost every wireless service provider will inevitably find valuable. The concepts and modeling work being done for Network Slicing will find applications in other areas as well. (Industries) Some applications and industries such as smart cities, remote maintenance, video streaming vs life-saving first-responder type applications will demand different requirements from Network slicing. (Markets/Regions) There are no regional specific aspects to Network Slicing.
Funding/Financial Impacts: Network slicing engenders the optimal use of resources for a Network. Thus, this represents OPEX savings for a service provider.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies: There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this use case outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
Smart Operator Intent Translation in UUI based on IBN - R8 5G Slicing Support
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Key Contacts - Dong Wang Xin Zhang Huang ZongHe
Executive Summary - Intent-based network (IBN) is a self-driving network that uses decoupling network control logic and closed-loop orchestration techniques to automate application intents. An IBN is an intelligent network, which can automatically convert, verify, deploy, configure, and optimize itself to achieve target network state according to the intent of the operators, and can automatically solve abnormal events to ensure the network reliability. In R8, the smart operator intent translation function is proposed to support the 5G slicing selection of current E2E usecase in UUI.
Business Impact - In 5G networks, dozens of slice templates will be created to support different SLA requirements. It is difficult for the operators to select the target slice and create the slice instance manually. The IBN based smart operator intent translation function is applied to select the target slice automatically and accurately.
Business Markets - Currently, the smart operator intent translation function is developed to support the 5G slice selection. In the further releases, it will be improved to support multiple network configurations in ONAP.
Funding/Financial Impacts - This function will have OPEX savings by selecting more accurately slices to save the network resources, and decreasing the labor cost using automation technology.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies -There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
PM Data Collection Control: Subscription update
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| Presentation | ONAP Req Rel H_PA4.pptx |
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Key Contacts - Mark Scott, Zu Qiang, Michela Bevilacqua
Executive Summary - PM data collection control provides network operators with a dynamic and more efficient way to configure performance measurement collection on a selected subset of PNFs/VNFs in the network and complements the existing PM data collection and processing capabilities in ONAP/DCAE. An initial version has been delivered in Rel 6 (REQ-129) then enhanced in Rel 7 (REQ-381). Planned enhancements for Rel 8 intend to improve the (PMSH) subscription management about subscription update.
Business Impact - PM control is a critical business function because it is vital to enable the PM data collection in ONAP.
Business Markets - All operators and service providers that want to use ONAP for PM data collection.
Funding/Financial Impacts - PM data collection control can provide OPEX savings for operators due to increased automation of a critical function.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies -There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
PNF Software Upgrade enhancement
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| Presentation | ONAP Req Rel H_PA4.pptx |
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Key Contacts - Zu Qiang
Executive Summary - In Rel 6 (REQ-84) and Rel 7 (REQ-324), PNF sw upgrade requirement in ONAP has progressed covering both with/without schema updates. A schema update in relation to a xNF software upgrades is a routine for network upgrade to support new xNF features, improve efficiency or increase xNF capacity on the field, and to eliminate bugs. This use case provides to ONAP an advantage in orchestrating and managing the Life Cycle of a Network Services in-line with business and service objectives. In Rel 8, the feature will be enhanced with PNF sw version management during sw upgrade procedure.
Business Impact - Deployment and orchestration of new services over CNFs, VNFs and PNFs in a model and software driven way simplifies the network management. Enables operators and service providers to manage the Life Cycle of a Network Service. Assuring continuity of operation of services is crucial for production and carrier grade environments. The actualization or upgrades of software and in consequence required changes in the service model is a natural part of service instance life cycle. Without the support of ONAP service update with schema change, service life cycle management by ONAP can be very difficult which can impact the quality and continuity of services.
Business Markets - All operators and service providers that are using ONAP for service and network function Life Cycle Management
Funding/Financial Impacts - Reduction in operations expense from using industry standard Interfaces.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies -There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
A1 Adapter and Policy Management Extension (ORAN/ONAP/3GPP Harmonization)
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| Presentation | ONAP Req Rel H_PA4.pptx |
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Key Contacts - John Keeney (Ericsson EST), Michela Bevilacqua
Executive Summary - This requirement enhances the A1 interface capabilities provided in Rel 6 as part of 5G/ORAN & 3GPP Standards Harmonization requirement ( REQ-38) and extended in Rel 7 with the introduction of A1 policy management. O-RAN has defined A1 interface specification in the context of the management of 5G RAN elements to provide intent based policies for optimization of the RAN network performance. Planned enhancements for Rel 8 include support of new A1 interface version in alignment to O-RAN alliance and common logging/audit.
Business Impact - Continuing the convergency between ONAP and ORAN for A1 interface to used by all service providers and avoid duplicate development efforts.
Business Markets - Enhanced A1 capabilities, once developed, will be useable by any service provider deploying and using ONAP.
Funding/Financial Impacts - A1 interface provides a flexible way for the operator to manage wide area RAN network optimization, reducing capex investment needs.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies -There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
Support for Vertical Industry
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Key Contacts - Cheng Huang,wangyaoguang
Executive Summary - Vertical Industry is one of the greatest potential 5G markets. In order to deploy 5G network in an efficient way, vertical industry may choose to rent the network resources from the service operators. Therefore, the service operators should provide O&M capabilities for multiple vertical industries. When one specific operator manages multiple vertical industry networks, its OM system needs to distinguish vertical industry’s resources. This requirement propose to help operators to manage multiple vertical industry networks using ONAP. In R8, it will start with managing the relations between providers and consumers (vertical industry) of network resources..
Business Impact - Vertical industry networks contain various combinations of resources, such as VNFs, PNFs, and edge computing resources. Providing one unified OM platform is the most efficient way to satisfy various vertical industry’s requirements. ONAP can be a great automation management platform for 5G vertical industry.
Business Markets - All operators and service providers that want to use ONAP to support the management of vertical industry networks.
Funding/Financial Impacts - Reduce the operation expense while providing Network O&M service for different vertical industries.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies - There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this use case outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider
Intent Framework and Intent Modeling in R8
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Key Contacts - wangyaoguang , Xianming Li, Dong Wang, Huang ZongHe
Executive Summary - In R7, Intent technology was proposed as a proof-of-concept (REQ-329). It can be viewed as one of most promising solutions for towards autonomous network. This requirement propose to enhance ONAP with intent framework, which may contains intent translation, intent execution and intent decision etc. We would like to provide more POCs around it, and propose to be one of ONAP component or sub-component in the future. In R8, the requirement will provide the internal reference architecture and interacting with other ONAP components, and also introduce intent modeling for specific use cases.
Business Impact - It is a valuable business function that can furthermore reduce the operation expense in terms of automation management.
Business Markets - All operators and service providers that want to use ONAP for network management.
Funding/Financial Impacts - Reduction in operations expense from using procedural while complex operations to using intent-driven declarative operations.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies - There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this use case outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
Automatic testing platform in R8
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Key Contacts - Yan Yang , Lei Huang (Unlicensed)
Executive Summary - The goal of this requirement is to provide common test platform through the augment of ONAP components to support VNF/CNF/Service automated testing , including auto design ,auto deploy, auto testing, auto analysis & certification. In ONAP Gulin release, proposed testing automation requirements and completed the function enhancement of ONAP components for the VNF test scenario. In order to support more SUT testing(PNF/CNF/Service, etc )and more automated goals, ONAP functions need continuous improvement. In R8, the requirement will mainly propose to support CNF/Service automated testing, test case design and test case scheduling optimization.
Business Impact - There are a large number of cross-department and cross-organization communications during the traditional network element, system or equipment network access test. And the manual errors are inevitable, the knowledge in test field cannot be solidified. The cost of each test is high and the test cycle is always long. After introducing NFV, because network element software and hardware equipment are layered decoupled, the introduction of a large number of open source components as well as the frequent upgrade of the software itself, make network access test become more complicated and frequent. Testing has become a bottleneck during the introduction and iteration of new technologies. Therefore, it is urgent to introduce automatic testing platform to reduce labor costs, improve test efficiency and test accuracy , which can help reduce labor costs, shorten test cycle, improve test efficiency and optimize test accuracy.
Business Markets - After enabling NFV Automatic testing with ONAP, CSPs can leverage it to accelerate time to deployment for new network services, improve interoperability and software quality, and reduce in-house testing effort and reduce costs. Vendor can leverage it to deduce the cost of VNF developing, and improve time to revenue for new product offerings, achieve greater alignment with customer requirements from service provider, and demonstrate product quality through open ecosystem testing. Instrument manufacturers can integrate their test tools and test capabilities into this platform, and demonstrate product quality through open ecosystem testing. Integrators can refer to the open source implementation of this platform and provide solutions for their commercial products. At the same time, the ONAP-based NFV automatic testing platform can be combined with OVP's existing processes to accelerate the testing and certification of OVP NFV commercial products.
Funding/Financial Impacts -Reduce the labor costs in traditional NFV test process and the R & D costs of NFV commercial products, as well as shorten the benefit reaping period of new products, and improve test efficiency.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies - There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this requirement use case outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.
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R8 PRESENTATION:
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Key Contacts - marge.hillis Oskar Malm damian.nowak
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY -
- This is a continuation of the https://jira.onap.org/browse/REQ-327
- This contribution introduces enhancements (mainly to DCAE platform) to support better the standard-defined openAPI onboarding (at least as a K8S configMap in DCAE)
- This contribution introduces openAPI onboarding capabilities (openAPI as an onboardig package artifact, distribution to relevant ONAP modules, ingesting in interested ONAP modules)
BUSINESS IMPACT- The ability for service providers to deploy ONAP as the SMO in their O-RAN compliant network depends upon ONAP’s ability to process VES encapsulated events as defined by 3GPP and ORAN in DCAE and route these events to appropriate DMaaP topics.
This proposal, in Honolulu, provides the necessary capability for ONAP to onboard the standards-defined event definitions using openAPI format.
BUSINESS MARKETS - This contribution applies to any Service Provider that wants to use ONAP as an O-RAN compliant SMO or to support 3GPP compliant interfaces and can be leveraged by Service Providers wishing to support events from network functions which are aligned with other standards organizations.
FUNDING/FINANCIAL IMPACTS -This contribution helps enable ONAP to be O-RAN and 3GPP compliant which should stimulate contributions from companies that are aligned with O-RAN and 3GPP. There is no new hardware to be procured and no new licenses.
ORGANIZATION MGMT, SALES STRATEGIES - This proposal does not affect sales strategies.
1) Standards organization is intended to be interpreted in a broader sense than SDO as defined by ITU, to cover also e.g. joint ventures like 3GPP and open industry fora like the O-RAN Alliance Henry Yu LIN MENG
Executive Summary - An End-to-End 5G Network Slice consists of RAN, Transport and Core network slice sub-nets. This requirement is devoted to the realization Transport Slice sub-nets. It implements TN NSSMF, of which the functionality includes the modeling, orchestration and assurance of a Transport Slice. While TN NSSMF is a self-contained entity and thus this requirement can be independent, ensuring the integration with the E2E Network Slicing is an important aspect of this requirement. Standards-based interfaces and architectural framework (e.g., ETSI ZSM, IETF) are used by this requirement.
Business Impact - This requirement is important because Transport Slicing is an essential feature of the overall E2E Network Slicing, whose value is stated in its requirement.
Business Markets - Transport Slicing is an essential feature of Network Slicing. Any operators who would like to deploy ONAP-based Network Slicing solution will require this feature. Equally important, this feature (ONAP TN NSSMF) is self-contained and deployable. Thus, an operator who wishes to deploy an ONAP-based TN NSSMF may also benefit from it.
Funding/Financial Impacts - Transport slicing provides service automation, assurance, and the optimal use of network resources. Thus, it helps reduce OPEX for a service provider.
Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies - There is no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this use case outside of a service providers "normal" ONAP deployment and its attendant organizational resources from a service provider.