AAF: Application Authorization Framework
AAI = A&AI: Active and Available Inventory (component of ONAP runtime)
Real-time views of Resources, Services, Products, Customer Subscriptions, and their relationships
AID: Architecture Integration Document
Akka: handles clustering (used OpenDaylight controllers) akka.io
AJSC: see JSC
Amsterdam: Code name for the first release of ONAP
APPC (formerly APP-C): Application Controller (part of ONAP)
Beijing: Code name for the second release of ONAP
BPEL: Business Process Execution Language (OASIS Standard)
BPMN: Business Process Model and Notation (Wikipedia) or Business Process Management Notation (ONAP.pdf)
BRMS: Business Rules Management System
BSS: Business Support System
CCSDK: Common Controller SDK project
CDAP: Cask Data Application Platform
CDS: Controller Design Studio
CDT: APPC Controller Design Tool
Chef:
CI/CD: Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery
CIA: Container Images - see Project Docker/OCI Images - Best Practices and Tools
the abbreviation probably uses the letter A at the end to distinct from commonly used CI - Continuous Integration
CL: Control Loop
CLAMP: Closed Loop Automation Management Platform (project)
CLI: Command Line Interface (project)
CMA: Change Management Application (within ONAP)
CNF: Cloud Native network Function. A network function implemented using cloud native principles such as micro services running in containers, immutable infrastructure, etc.
COE: Container Orchestration Engine
Congress:
CPE: Customer Premise Equipment
CSAR: Cloud Service ARchive (link)
CSMF: Communication Service Management Function
DAO: Data Access Object (Wikipedia)
DCAE: Data Collection, Analytics and Events (component of ONAP runtime)
DDoS: Distributed Denial-of-Service attack (Wikipedia)
DG: Directed Graph
DG Builder: Directed Graph Builder
Disconnect: (Vendor specific)
DLUX:
DMaaP: Data Movement as a Platform
DME: Direct Messaging Engine (common service within ONAP)
DNS: Domain Name System
Docker:
DPDK: Data Plane Development Kit
Drools: Red Hat's Business Rules Management System solution https://www.drools.org/
EELF: Event and Error-Logging Framework (common service within ONAP)
EMS: Element Management System (Wikipedia)
ESR: External System Register
ETSI: European Telecommunications Standards Institute
EUAG: ONAP End User Advisory Group, i.e. telecom operators (https://wiki.lfnetworking.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=2916362)
FCAPS: Fault Configuration Accounting Performance Security
GBP: Group-Based Policy (https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/GroupBasedPolicy)
GNFC: Genric Network Function Controller - A proposed unification of the APP-C and SDN-C for complete L0-L7 control. (ONAP_GNF_ControllersSOL003.pptx)
HAS: Homing and Allocation Service - part of OOF
Heat:
HDFS: Hadoop Distributed File System
Helm: application package manager for kubernetes see https://docs.helm.sh/
Holmes: Holmes project provides alarm correlation and analysis for Telecom cloud infrastructure and services.
Honeycomb:
HPA: Hardware Platform Awareness
HTTP: HyperText Transfer Protococol
HV VES: High Volume Virtual function Event Stream
IAM/IDAM: Identity and Access Management
ICE: Incubation and Certification Environment
IDS: Intrusion Detection System (Wikipedia)
IETF: Internet Engineering Task Force (http://www.ietf.org)
IKE: Internet Key Exchange (Wikipedia)
IPS: Intrusion Prevention System (Wikipedia)
IPSEC: Internet Protocol Security (Wikipedia)
JAR: Java ARchive (Wikipedia)
JSC: Java Service Container: (formerly AJSC)
JSON: JavaScript Object Notation
k8s: a popular way to abbreviate kubernetes
Kafka: a distributed streaming platform created by Apache read https://kafka.apache.org/intro for greater depth
Karaf:
Kubernetes: Quoting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kubernetes Kubernetes is, "an open-source container-orchestration system for automating deployment, scaling and management of containerized applications"
LCM: Life Cycle Management
LFN CVC: Linux Foundation Networking Compliance/Verification Committee
LFN CVP: Linux Foundation Networking Compliance/Verification Program
LRM: Local Resource Monitor
M0: Release Kick-off milestone. See also Release Lifecycle
M1: Release Planning milestone. See also Release Lifecycle
M2: Release Functionality Freeze milestone. See also Release Lifecycle
M3: Release API Freeze milestone. See also Release Lifecycle
M4: Release Code Freeze milestone. See also Release Lifecycle
MACD: (Vendor specific) Move Add Change Delete/Disconnect
MANO: MANagement and Organization of NFV
MD-SAL: Model Driven Service Abstraction Layer
MR: Message Router (a Common Service of ONAP)
MOP: Method of Procedure
MOTS: Mechanized Operations Tracking System
MSB: Microservice Bus
MSO: Master Service Orchestrator (component of ONAP runtime) renamed to SO (Service Orchestrator)
MUSIC: Multi-site State Coordination Service (Project)
MVP: Minimum Viable Product
NAI: Network Artificial Intelligence
NANCSP: Network Cloud Service Provider
NBI: North Bound Interface
NEP: Network Equipment Provider
NETCONF: Network Configuration Protocol (Wikipedia)
network cloud:
NFV: Network Function Virtualization (Wikipedia)
NFVI: network functions virtualization infrastructure
NFVO: Network Function Virtualization Orchestrator
NOD: Network On Demand
Node-RED:
NS: Network Services
NS: Network Slice
NS: (Vendor Specific) New Start
NSMF: Network Slice Management Function
NSSMF: Network Slice Subnet Management Function
OA&M: Operations, Administration and Management
OASIS:
OCX/OMX - AT&T system that sends service orders to SO API Handler to trigger its activities
OMF: Operational Management Framework (of ONAP)
OMSA: ONAP Microservice Architecture
OOF: ONAP Optimization Framework
OpenDaylight = ODL
ONAP: Open Network Automation Platform, including Open-source Enhanced Control, Orchestration, Management, and Policy
OpenStack:
OOM: ONAP Operations Manager
OpenAPI Specification: "defines a standard, language-agnostic interface to RESTful APIs which allows both humans and computers to discover and understand the capabilities of the service without access to source code, documentation, or through network traffic inspection", quoted from https://swagger.io/specification/
OPNFV: Open Platform for NFV Project
Orchestration:
OSAM: Open Source Access Manager
OSS: Operations Support System
OSGI:
P4 : "is a programming language designed to allow programming of packet forwarding planes" quoted from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P4_(programming_language)
PAP: Policy Administration Point (ONAP)
PCE: Path Computation and Element (ONAP)
PCI: Physical Cell ID
pCPE: physical Customer Premise Equipment
PDP-x: Policy Decision Point - XACML (ONAP)
PDP-d: Policy Decision Point - Drools (ONAP)
PO: Platform Orchestrator
PoC: Proof of Concept
POMBA: Post Orchestration Model Based Audit
PNDA: Open source Platform for Network Data Analytics
PNF: Physical Network Function
Portal:
RCA: Root Cause Analysis
RCT: Reference Connection Tool
Recipe:
REST: REpresentational State Transfer (Wikipedia)
RESTCONF: REST + NETCONF
RO: Resource Orchestrator
RPC: Remote Procedure Call
S3P: Stability, Security, Scalability, Performance. See also Platform Maturity Requirements (S3P).
SDC: Service Design and Creation (component of ONAP for visual modeling and design)
SDN: Software-Defined Networking
SDNC (formerly SDN-C): Software Defined Network Controller (part of ONAP)
SDN-GP: Software Defined Network - Global Platform
SDN-R: application of SDNC - see SDN-R objectives
SEBA: SDN-Enabled Broadband Access, see also:
SLA: Service Level Agreement
SLI: Service Logic Interpreter
SME: Subject Matter Expert
SMTP: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
SNMP: Simple Network Management Protocol
SO: Service Orchestrator (Project)
SOT: Source Of Truth
SR-IOV: Single-Root Input/Output Virtualization (Wikipedia)
SSH: Secure Shell
SSL: Secure Sockets Layer (Wikipedia), precursor to TLS
SUPP: (Vendor Specific) short for supplement, changing a connection before activation
SVNFM: (Vendor) Specific Virtual Network Function Manger
Swagger: legacy name for the OpenAPI Specification
TCP: Transmission Control Protocol
TEM: Telecom Electronics Manufacturer
tenant:
TLS: Transport Layer Security (Wikipedia), standardized replacement for Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
TOSCA: Topology and Orchestration Specification for Cloud Applications (OASIS spec)
TPS: Transactions Per Second
TSC: Technical Steering Committee. Establishes work flows and procedures, criteria for contributors and committers, and any additional roles and responsibilities required on ONAP projects.
UEB: An event bus interface that has been replaced by DMaaP.
U-UI: Usecase UI = Usecase User Interface (Project)
vCE: virtual CE (Customer Edge) router (an example VNF)
vCPE: Virtual Customer Premise Equipment
vDNS: Virtual Domain Name Server (an example VNF)
VDU: Virtualisation Deployment Unit - The Virtualisation Deployment Unit (VDU) is a construct supporting the description of the deployment and operational behaviour of a VNFC.
VES: Virtual function Event Stream
vF: Virtual Firewall (an example VNF)
VF: Virtual Function
VFC: Virtual Function Controller (the ONAP project)
VFC: Virtual Function Component (Resource Onboarding)
in 48534184, a VFC is configured as a sub-component of a VSP.
the smallest granularity of function visible to ONAP designers
vfModule: Virtual Function Module
VID: Virtual Instantiation Deployment
VID: Virtual Infrastructure Deployment (Project)
VIM: Virtualized Infrastructure Manager
VLAN: Virtual Local Area Network
VM: Virtual Machine
VNF: Virtual Network Function (link)
VNFC: Virtual Network Function Component
VNFD: VNF Descriptor
VNFM: VNF Manager
VNO: Virtual Network Operator
VNFSDK: ONAP project
vPE: virtual PE (Provider Edge) router (an example of a VNF)
VPP: Vector Packet Processing (link)
VSP: Vendor Software Product (from SDC Demo Guide)
VTP: VNF Test Platform
VVP: VNF Validation Program (Project)
WAR: Web application ARchive (Wikipedia)
XACML++: eXtensible Access Control Markup Language (OASIS standard, extended)
YAML:
YANG: A Data Modeling Language for the Network Configuration Protocol (NETCONF)