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Weekly Meetings: OOF-SON Meetings 

USE CASE KEY INFORMATION

USE CASELEAD CONTACTS / DESCRIPTIONWIKI
5G OOF SON
Integration Leads


Requirement IDJira for the requirement


REQ-345 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Architecture Sub-committee Jira trackerArchitecture sub-committee presentation


ONAPARC-586 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Prior projects wiki linkFrankfurt ReleaseOOF (SON) in R5 El Alto, OOF (SON) in R6 Frankfurt

BUSINESS DRIVER

Executive Summary

SON (Self-Organizing Networks) functionality is an essential part of existing 4G mobility networks, and will be even more critical for 5G. SON enables automation to improve network performance and efficiency, improve user experience, and reduce operational expenses and complexity. The objective of the OOF-SON (new name for OOF-PCI) use case is to develop an ONAP-based SON platform using the ONAP Optimization Framework (OOF). We have taken a phased approach since SON is complex, and SON for 5G is still evolving. We started with the Physical Cell Identity (PCI) optimization SON use case in Casablanca, then added some centralized Automated Neighbor Relations (ANR) aspects in Dublin. For Frankfurt, we will address gaps such as PCI assignment during new cell addition, alignment with RAN inventory, etc., In addition, we aim to have enhancements such as: additional optimization functionality (e.g. include the use of AI/ML), use of control loop co-ordination in Policy, and alignment with industry trends for open interfaces and open models for the RAN interactions.

Business Impact

SON is an essential feature in mobility networks, and relevant to every operator. Any ONAP-based network deployment for 5G will benefit from an ONAP-based SON solution, which provides a disaggregation of SON functions into modules aligned with the ONAP architecture. Operators and vendors will both benefit from the ability of vendors to bring best-in-class solutions to each module, while leveraging the benefits of a community-supported open platform. This will enable faster development of innovative solutions. The approach taken could very well be evolved to address SON use cases whose scope extends beyond just the RAN.

Business Markets

SON for 5G is relevant to all 5G operators and markets.

Funding/Financial Impacts

SON functions reduce Opex since the automated self-organizing functions are an efficient approach to continuously optimize network configurations to improve performance and respond to network conditions.

Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies

There are no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this beyond whatever is required for ONAP deployment to support 5G.

Development Status

PROJECTPTLUser Story / EpicRequirement
A&AI

No Impact

AAF
No Impact
APPC

No Impact

CLAMP
No impact
CC-SDK

CCSDK-2392 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Incorporate new Yang model, new VES message

Config DB

(C&PS in Release 8)

NA

In Rel. 7, we will continue to use Config DB.

SDNC-1201 - Getting issue details... STATUS  has been closed.

Below work will be carried out Rel. 8.

Dependency. Require database solution (CRUD API, update from VES CMNotify) which is aligned to ORAN-aligned Yang model

DCAE

DCAEGEN2-2257 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Modification of SON MS.
Modify interface with ConfigDB/C&PS database.
Test VES collector ingest of FM/PM/CM data from RAN-Sim
DMaaP
No impact
External API
No Impact
MODELING
No Impact

Multi-VIM /

Cloud


No Impact
OOF

OPTFRA-769 - Getting issue details... STATUS

AI/ML based SON
POLICY
Control loop enhancements (Stretch goal)
PORTAL
No Impact
RAN-SIM (Test Integration Demo)

Modify to use new Yang model

Modify to use new CMNotify VES format

SDN-C

SDNC-1269 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Modify SDN-R code to work with new Yang model/VES format. Any minor adaptations for sending proper response to Policy for CL.

SDC
No Impact
SO
No Impact
VID
No Impact
VNFRQTS
No Impact
VNF-SDK
No Impact
CDS
No impact.

List of PTLs:Approved Projects

*Each Requirement should be tracked by its own User Story in JIRA 


Links to previous Releases

The OOF and PCI use case started in Casablanca release. Please see the following links:

Base page for OOF-PCI use case: 5G - OOF (ONAP Optimization Framework) and PCI (Physical Cell ID) Optimization

Use Case template for Dublin release with Hi-level requirements: OOF-PCI Use Case - Dublin Release - ONAP based SON for PCI and ANR 

Use Case page for Rel 6 (Frankfurt) and Rel 5 (El Alto): OOF (SON) in R5 El Alto, OOF (SON) in R6 Frankfurt

Use Case Diagram

Use cases define how different users interact with a system under design.  Each use case represents an action that may be performed by a user (defined in UML as an Actor with a user persona).

Use Case Diagram Example.png

Use Case Functional Definitions

SectionDescription

Use Case Title

5G SON

Actors (and System Components)

The list of Actors and System Components that participate in the Use Case

Description

Short overview of the Use Case

Points of Contact

Authors and maintainers of the Use Case.

Use Case Lead, Key Use Case members and code contributors.

Preconditions

A list of conditions that are assumed to be true before the Use Case is invoked

Includes description of Information Consumed

Triggers / Begins when

Describes the trigger for beginning the Use Case

Steps / Flows (success)

Describes the sequence of steps and interactions that occur during the Use Case (may include: description, data exchanges, functionality, state changes)

Interaction diagrams may be included or referenced

Post-conditions

The expected results of the execution of the Use Case

Includes description of Information Produced

Alternate / Exception Paths

Description of any exceptions or special process that could occur during Use Case

Related Use Cases

List of the Use Cases referenced by this Use Case

Assumptions

Describes any assumptions that are made for this use case

Tools / References / Artifacts

List of any tools or reference material associated with this Use Case as well as any JIRA trace-ability.

List of any associated diagrams or modelling artifacts associated with the Use Case

Testing

Test Cases and Status


#Test CaseStatus
1SDN-R should successfully receive a CM-Notify VES message from RAN (via VES Collector) for neighbor list update, and process it (including update of ConfigDB)

NOT YET TESTED

2After PCI optimization, SDN-R should send a configuration update to RAN using the new 5G yang models.

NOT YET TESTED

3After C-ANR actions, SDN-R should send a configuration update to RAN using the new 5G yang models.

NOT YET TESTED

4SON-Handler MS and SDN-R to include the relevant fields in the control loop request/response messages for Policy to correlate the request and the response

NOT YET TESTED

After execution of the Control Loop (CL) and getting (N)ACK from SDN-R, Policy to successfully send back the result of the CL execution (success or failue, with relevant details) to SON-Handler MS In DCAE

 NOT YET TESTED

6When a CL is active (e.g., for PCI updates), another CL (e.g., ANR) should be successfully denied by Policy

NOT YET TESTED

7When triggered for PCI optimization, OOF to employ ML-based SON algorithm and provide the response to SON-Handler

NOT YET TESTED

End to End flow to be Tested

Note: This section will be updated later with detailed flows.

Summary SeqDia Template  

Supporting Files


DescriptionFile
Presentation at Use cases realization call on Jun 17, 2020
ArchCom presentation on Jun 2, 2020
Requirements Sub-Committee presentation on Mar 16, 2020ONAP_OOF_SON_Requirements_Subcommittee_Mar16_v_1.0.pptx



Weekly Meetings: OOF-SON Meetings 

USE CASE KEY INFORMATION

USE CASELEAD CONTACTS / DESCRIPTIONWIKI
5G OOF SON
Integration Leads


Requirement IDJira for the requirement


REQ-345 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Architecture Sub-committee Jira trackerArchitecture sub-committee presentation


ONAPARC-586 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Prior projects wiki linkFrankfurt ReleaseOOF (SON) in R5 El Alto, OOF (SON) in R6 Frankfurt

BUSINESS DRIVER

Executive Summary

SON (Self-Organizing Networks) functionality is an essential part of existing 4G mobility networks, and will be even more critical for 5G. SON enables automation to improve network performance and efficiency, improve user experience, and reduce operational expenses and complexity. The objective of the OOF-SON (new name for OOF-PCI) use case is to develop an ONAP-based SON platform using the ONAP Optimization Framework (OOF). We have taken a phased approach since SON is complex, and SON for 5G is still evolving. We started with the Physical Cell Identity (PCI) optimization SON use case in Casablanca, then added some centralized Automated Neighbor Relations (ANR) aspects in Dublin. For Frankfurt, we will address gaps such as PCI assignment during new cell addition, alignment with RAN inventory, etc., In addition, we aim to have enhancements such as: additional optimization functionality (e.g. include the use of AI/ML), use of control loop co-ordination in Policy, and alignment with industry trends for open interfaces and open models for the RAN interactions.

Business Impact

SON is an essential feature in mobility networks, and relevant to every operator. Any ONAP-based network deployment for 5G will benefit from an ONAP-based SON solution, which provides a disaggregation of SON functions into modules aligned with the ONAP architecture. Operators and vendors will both benefit from the ability of vendors to bring best-in-class solutions to each module, while leveraging the benefits of a community-supported open platform. This will enable faster development of innovative solutions. The approach taken could very well be evolved to address SON use cases whose scope extends beyond just the RAN.

Business Markets

SON for 5G is relevant to all 5G operators and markets.

Funding/Financial Impacts

SON functions reduce Opex since the automated self-organizing functions are an efficient approach to continuously optimize network configurations to improve performance and respond to network conditions.

Organization Mgmt, Sales Strategies

There are no additional organizational management or sales strategies for this beyond whatever is required for ONAP deployment to support 5G.

Development Status

PROJECTPTLUser Story / EpicRequirement
A&AI

No Impact

AAF
No Impact
APPC

No Impact

CLAMP
No impact
CC-SDK

CCSDK-2392 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Incorporate new Yang model, new VES message

Config DB

(C&PS in Release 8)

NA

In Rel. 7, we will continue to use Config DB.

SDNC-1201 - Getting issue details... STATUS  has been closed.

Below work will be carried out Rel. 8.

Dependency. Require database solution (CRUD API, update from VES CMNotify) which is aligned to ORAN-aligned Yang model

DCAE

DCAEGEN2-2257 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Modification of SON MS.
Modify interface with ConfigDB/C&PS database.
Test VES collector ingest of FM/PM/CM data from RAN-Sim
DMaaP
No impact
External API
No Impact
MODELING
No Impact

Multi-VIM /

Cloud


No Impact
OOF

OPTFRA-769 - Getting issue details... STATUS

AI/ML based SON
POLICY
Control loop enhancements (Stretch goal)
PORTAL
No Impact
RAN-SIM (Test Integration Demo)

Modify to use new Yang model

Modify to use new CMNotify VES format

SDN-C

SDNC-1269 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Modify SDN-R code to work with new Yang model/VES format. Any minor adaptations for sending proper response to Policy for CL.

SDC
No Impact
SO
No Impact
VID
No Impact
VNFRQTS
No Impact
VNF-SDK
No Impact
CDS
No impact.

List of PTLs:Approved Projects

*Each Requirement should be tracked by its own User Story in JIRA 


Links to previous Releases

The OOF and PCI use case started in Casablanca release. Please see the following links:

Base page for OOF-PCI use case: 5G - OOF (ONAP Optimization Framework) and PCI (Physical Cell ID) Optimization

Use Case template for Dublin release with Hi-level requirements: OOF-PCI Use Case - Dublin Release - ONAP based SON for PCI and ANR 

Use Case page for Rel 6 (Frankfurt) and Rel 5 (El Alto): OOF (SON) in R5 El Alto, OOF (SON) in R6 Frankfurt

Use Case Diagram

Use cases define how different users interact with a system under design.  Each use case represents an action that may be performed by a user (defined in UML as an Actor with a user persona).

Use Case Diagram Example.png

Use Case Functional Definitions

SectionDescription

Use Case Title

5G SON

Actors (and System Components)

The list of Actors and System Components that participate in the Use Case

Description

Short overview of the Use Case

Points of Contact

Authors and maintainers of the Use Case.

Use Case Lead, Key Use Case members and code contributors.

Preconditions

A list of conditions that are assumed to be true before the Use Case is invoked

Includes description of Information Consumed

Triggers / Begins when

Describes the trigger for beginning the Use Case

Steps / Flows (success)

Describes the sequence of steps and interactions that occur during the Use Case (may include: description, data exchanges, functionality, state changes)

Interaction diagrams may be included or referenced

Post-conditions

The expected results of the execution of the Use Case

Includes description of Information Produced

Alternate / Exception Paths

Description of any exceptions or special process that could occur during Use Case

Related Use Cases

List of the Use Cases referenced by this Use Case

Assumptions

Describes any assumptions that are made for this use case

Tools / References / Artifacts

List of any tools or reference material associated with this Use Case as well as any JIRA trace-ability.

List of any associated diagrams or modelling artifacts associated with the Use Case

Testing

Test Cases and Status


#Test CaseStatus
1SDN-R should successfully receive a CM-Notify VES message from RAN (via VES Collector) for neighbor list update, and process it (including update of ConfigDB)

NOT YET TESTED

2After PCI optimization, SDN-R should send a configuration update to RAN using the new 5G yang models.

NOT YET TESTED

3After C-ANR actions, SDN-R should send a configuration update to RAN using the new 5G yang models.

NOT YET TESTED

4SON-Handler MS and SDN-R to include the relevant fields in the control loop request/response messages for Policy to correlate the request and the response

NOT YET TESTED

After execution of the Control Loop (CL) and getting (N)ACK from SDN-R, Policy to successfully send back the result of the CL execution (success or failue, with relevant details) to SON-Handler MS In DCAE

 NOT YET TESTED

6When a CL is active (e.g., for PCI updates), another CL (e.g., ANR) should be successfully denied by Policy

NOT YET TESTED

7When triggered for PCI optimization, OOF to employ ML-based SON algorithm and provide the response to SON-Handler

NOT YET TESTED

End to End flow to be Tested

Note: This section will be updated later with detailed flows.

Summary SeqDia Template  

Supporting Files


DescriptionFile
Updated slides reflecting the scope updates at M2/M3
Presentation at Use cases realization call on Jun 17, 2020
ArchCom presentation on Jun 2, 2020
Requirements Sub-Committee presentation on Mar 16, 2020ONAP_OOF_SON_Requirements_Subcommittee_Mar16_v_1.0.pptx



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