In Beijing architecture, SDN-C and APP-C are depicted to control various layers of networking with SDN-C to control L0-3 of networking stack and APP-C to control L4-7 of networking stack. In Casablanca, it was removed for good reasons. Now that it is removed, it is good to provide more context. I guess SDN-C is to control infrastructure networking and APP-C is to control/configure VNF/PNF applications. If so, I feel it is good to provide that context in the slides.
In Slide 6, there is a section on "Cloud regions". Based on content underneath, I am wondering whether "Cloud Regions" a better term. How about the title "Support for Multiple Cloud regions and cloud technologies using Multi-Cloud".
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Srinivasa Addepalli
In Beijing architecture, SDN-C and APP-C are depicted to control various layers of networking with SDN-C to control L0-3 of networking stack and APP-C to control L4-7 of networking stack. In Casablanca, it was removed for good reasons. Now that it is removed, it is good to provide more context. I guess SDN-C is to control infrastructure networking and APP-C is to control/configure VNF/PNF applications. If so, I feel it is good to provide that context in the slides.
Srinivasa Addepalli
In Slide 6, there is a section on "Cloud regions". Based on content underneath, I am wondering whether "Cloud Regions" a better term. How about the title "Support for Multiple Cloud regions and cloud technologies using Multi-Cloud".
Chesla Wechsler
Is the source of this slide available as a power point? I'd like to reuse in.
Brian Hedstrom
Chesla Wechsler See https://wiki.onap.org/download/attachments/8225716/ONAP%20Casablanca%20Architecture%20TSC%20v3.0.3.pptx?api=v2