2020-02-05 Meeting notes (SDN-R)

Date

Feb 5, 2020

Attendees

@Thomas Moore
@Marci Haas
Saurav Paira
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@Payam Forghani
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Christopher Du
@Jeff Hartley
@Kapil Singal (Deactivated)
@Herbert Eiselt
@Martin Skorupski
@nullop
@Benjamin Cheung
Lee Baker
Mike Stevens
Linda Horn
Marge Hills
@Joanne Liu Rudel
Ondrej Risko

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Informed

@alexander.dehn
@George Clapp
@Herbert Eiselt
@Tracy Van Brakle

Goals

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Discussion items

Time	Item	Who	Notes

Time	Item	Who	Notes
5min	Admin	@Martin Skorupski	@Martin SkorupskiUpdate ONAP Calendar with @Kenny Paul Update: Email send out - here is an overview of the issue: No feedback yet: create LF ticket ...
5min		@KAPIL SINGAL	Copyright header Intellij Copyright plugin (https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/copyright.html) Copyrights and License Declarations SDN-R Code style
10min		@KAPIL SINGAL	Code Coverage dropped from 56% to 38%, where ONAP Guideline is maintain minimum of 55% code coverage. https://sonarcloud.io/code?id=onap_ccsdk-features&selected=onap_ccsdk-features%3Asdnr @Martin Skorupski This is expected for the "wireless technologies" (wt) parts as the functional implementation just ended and now the test coverage implementation has started. @Martin Skorupski check with @Sandeep Shah
30min	latency	Melanie Sater	Structure of the Problem Different needs for latency based on scope, project, use case... Different standards involved RAN topology of tomorrow user plane control-plane m-plane @Martin Skorupski Add modified slide set Optimization on UE and/or service level Structure of the latency use cases Where to measure? What is measured? How is it measured? Latency measurement for user-plane UE: ping 1.1.1.1 ... will measure IMCP through host 1.1.1.1 for control plane UE: eastablich a new data connection measure the time between the request and the success response for management plane SMO: perform a well defined SET operation measure the time until the VES message for configChange is recieved by DMaaP SON use case

Action items

@Martin Skorupski correct ONAP calendar - email send to @Kenny Paul

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