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Tenant management

Project Impact

PHASE1:

• n  SDC    – PNF resource onboarding (include: CPE and physical network which can provide MEF EPL service and can be designed as abstract resource)

  n  SO/OOF – service orchestration & homing based on abstract topology(for the physical network)

  n  SDNC - integrated with 3^rd controller, New DG for provision to CPE & physical network, sync abstractor topology for the physical network and store it into A&AI

  n  UUI      - E2E service provision(need support for tenant & site)

  n  A&AI    - DM for PNF, DM for abstract topology of physical network

  n  ESR     - external controller?OTN controller in phase 1?, external inventory OSS to provide reference between physical location information and CPE or UNI/NNI of physical network, or external link between different physical network domain(stretch goal)

  n  DCAE   - collect the event data for MEF EPL service or from PNF.

  n  VF-C/APP-C –VNF deployment & management when need

• Modeling       - the modeling for PNF and abstract topology for physical network

PHASE2+:

• ESR - SD WAN controller & external OSS: inventory/order etc.
• External API - cross operator’s service interwork
• Policy           - E2E close-Loop for cross domain service

Priorities (TBD)

PNF:

CPE: customer premises equipment, the equipment located at an end-user's premises, can be configure or managed via CLI or controller.

Physical network: a SDN network that can provide E2E MEF EPL service to ONAP, it can be multi-layer network, an 3^rd controller can separate the control plane and the forward plane, and will handle the instantiation and LCM of EPL under the command from ONAP, and provide abstract topology to ONAP to facility the homing calculation.

VNF:

VNF: vCPE or similar VNF/APP that need to deploy in site (the enterprise or the Datacenter).

NFVI+VIM: provide infrastructure to run VNF/app.

NFVI+VIM:

Utilize vendors NFVI+VIMs in the ONAP platform.

Work Commitment

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