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Please put your @name in one of the option column and provide any comments you might have.

Option 1Option 2Option 3Poll Comments

Xu Yang



Prefer to align with IFA names to ease the implementation



Kevin Scaggs
  • IFA is not consistent
  • The turn-around time in IFA to make updates is slow
  • We should not limit ourselves to just ETSI standard  
  • We should lead in setting standards, not just follow
  • You may recall we earlier discussed that we would not follow and adhere to just one industry standard, but make use of whatever standard from whatever standard body that solved the issue at hand.   Option 1 is in opposition to that approach.


Arun Gupta
  • What Kevin wrote.

  • Feedback to ETSI about changes should be after we have a working implementation that uses the data model.

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  • Seems like the most expedient way forward..
  • It would be good to adopt a set of conventions from one of the SDOs that have them, and apply it consistently across ONAP.

    Arun Gupta, in response to the above - there is no issue in using ETSI as the basis, but we need to make the naming consistent where ETSI is not, may need to add missing elements; remove ETSI elements that are not applicable; collapse some classes that are always 1:1; turn some ETSI classes that have no natural identifier into datatypes, etc.etc.  


Andy MayerWe have an opportunity in ONAP to correct the inconsistencies in the IFA011 model and provide feedback to ETSI. We will ensure that we track any name changes and provide proper mapping back to the original IFA011 names.


Alexander Vul

Given our intent for a "best of breed" approach in the standards space, having our own conventions would be helpful....



 spolstonBest of breed approach where we advocate for our standards in ETSI and other bodies, but minimize constraints from their inconsistencies, and administrative processes.


Pamela Dragosh




Brian HedstromSee my question below...
Lingli Deng 

 Prefer to keep aligned with spec published names as the origin to avoid confusion for tracking and comparison.

Yuan Liu



Perfer to simplify the concept to align with ETSI.
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Priya TG Prefer aligning with ETSI to simplify and ease understanding of the IM