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Yan Yang deeply participated in OVP from 2019, and contributed the design and development of VNF validation which has been applied to commercial VNF testing and certification in OVP.

At the same time, she proposed the end-to-end automation testing solution which is the first time applying ONAP to test scenario and actively promoted the solution in OVP.

In ONAP Gulin release, she proposed the automation enhancement requirements of ONAP components and completed the whole functions delivery, meanwhile actively supported the ETSI Alignment team to provide effective guidance and suggestions.

Yan Yang actively promotes the advanced design concepts of ONAP, promotes cross-team, cross-project, and cross-organization cooperation, and has made outstanding contributions to the innovation and development of ONAP.

Min Zhang led the CMCC team for E2E Network slicing Use Case development since Frankfurt. In Guilin Release, she was personally involved in the proposal discussion of the enhanced E2E Network slicing Use Case, the requirement analysis of each project, SDC template design, SO related development,  end to end integration test etc., and led the team to the delivery of the complete template design of 3 domain, improved the NSMF/NSMF Adapter framework and the model design of AAI, which are at the core to the demonstration which initially realizes the solution of connection with the External Core NSSMF, internal Trans NSSMF, and External RAN NSSMF. 

Sylvain became the OOM PTL in Guilin. He is the main architect of the End to End CI/CD mechanism put in place in daily/weekly and gating chains. This mechanism is a must have to ensure the sustainability of the ONAP solution and to promote it soon as a Production ready solution... He is also working very hard the improve the cloudnativeness of the solution (service mesh, storage class). Using k8s is not enough, lots of complex work is needed to adapt ONAP architecture to k8s and leverage the powerful feature of the infrastructure solution. The community globally underestimated this effort but thanks to him and the OOM project we are still on track.

Last but not least, Sylvain is the initiator of the pythonsdk framework, He developed all the SDC part and put in place the quality rules to ensure the sustainability of the framework.

Jack has been active DCAE committer and contributor since ONAP inception, his contribution for DCAE project has been instrumental for delivering several key features and initiatives in recent ONAP releases. In the middle of Guilin release development,  Jack opted for (unplanned) retirement from AT&T however his commitment and resolve to ONAP was un-paralleled - he continued supporting Guilin DCAE commitments made early on and delivered several features on-time,  these include features such as dynamic certificate generation/support for DCAE service, blueprint migration, healthcheck optimization etc.

His expertise on DCAE platform and openness to support the community has also enabled new members contribution smoother. Besides contributions to DCAE project, Jack has also been active contributor into OOM project and assisting adoption/migration of new standards, cloudnative approach ONAP is leaning towards.

Also to highlight, Jack has been supporting ONAP as an independent contributor (without affiliation to any company/sponsors) for last several months. His efforts and dedication for ONAP is extremely commendable.

Pam has been leading the ONAP Control Loop Subcommittee since its creation in 2018, advancing significantly the Self-Serve, Model Driven Service Assurance Automation, promoting diversity, welcoming any contributor and any idea. Have a look at the Control Loop Subcommittee Accomplishments from Beijing 2018 - Guilin 2021

In addition, she was serving the ONAP Community as the Policy Framework Project Team Lead from ONAP inception until July 2020, with 4985 commits performed by 108 authors from 8 companies.