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Martin Skorupski

Martin SkorupskiUpdate ONAP Calendar with Kenny Paul
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5min
KAPIL SINGAL

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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

30minlatency

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


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