#onap-meeting: July V-F2F-2017-07-25
Meeting started by kennypaul at 11:59:53 UTC
(full logs).
Meeting summary
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- Stephen Terrill, Ericsson (SteveT,
12:00:41)
- Volte Control loop (SteveT, 12:08:28)
- Alla Goldner, Amdocs (alla,
12:09:04)
- Yuan Liu presented the Volte use case control
loop automation (SteveT,
12:10:20)
- A number of GAPs were identified in terms of
templates, rules, etc (SteveT,
12:13:41)
- and API (policy - VFC-C, VFC->
Multivim) (SteveT,
12:14:25)
- Question was raised, eleborate on the scenario
of the guest not sending a keep alive. The answer was the VIM is
supposed to be sending an alert if it is not recieving a
heartbeat. (SteveT,
12:17:13)
- question was recieved about "how does the VNF
send the messages to dcae". The answer was via VES. (SteveT,
12:17:41)
- question was raised about whether the goal was
to do the instantiation and closed loop. The answer was to do the
closed loop for 1-2 VNFs. (SteveT,
12:19:07)
- it was noted that closed loop for all 10 VNFs
may be aggresive from the time frame for R1. Great to do it, but
also consider the open-loop as a first step (SteveT,
12:19:45)
- . it was suggested that Ron Shacham could also
provide feedback on these slides. (SteveT,
12:22:23)
- Question about why onboarding holmes, it was
answered that that is part of the platform deployment (SteveT,
12:24:05)
- a JSON file for holmes has been distributed
today (SteveT,
12:28:50)
- the question was raised as to why doesn't DMaap
used instead of REST-API for policy. Response was more the
baseline. (SteveT,
12:32:07)
- some parts can be created in design time, also
important to consider the design time (SteveT,
12:41:06)
- the request for the template for holmes was to
enable the holmes project to know what else they may need to
do (SteveT,
12:42:47)
- open actions are also discussed in the project
weekly meetings (SteveT,
12:50:57)
- suggested to 1. collect feedback from PTLs 2.
follow-up call next week. (SteveT,
12:52:23)
- There is a suggestion to make sure that there
is a simple use case done in R1 (SteveT,
12:53:31)
- rshacham presented the closed loop view.
Starting from the CLAMP cockpit, describing the interaction with
SDC, DCAE and policy. (SteveT,
12:56:12)
- Blockers page created- Teams please utilize
this to track issues still preventing progress- (kennypaul,
13:07:47)
- https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/July+Virtual+Developers+Event+Blockers
(kennypaul,
13:07:52)
- The closed loop automation gaps that are noted
will be replicated to the blockers page (SteveT,
13:12:02)
- vCPE Use Case Review - Integration and Use case subcommittee (SteveT, 13:13:17)
- Kang Xi walked through the vCPE Use Case Review
presentation (SteveT,
13:14:47)
- vDHCP, vAAA and vDNS+vDHCP are all opensource
VNFs and will use the G VNFM approach (SteveT,
13:16:09)
- the presentation covered architecture,
signalling flows, closed loop design and execution (SteveT,
13:25:55)
- There was a question about do we have all the
required DCAE applications (microsevers)? It was responded that
there may need some modeification but this is considered
doable. (SteveT,
13:28:09)
- there was a quesetion of threshoulding, and the
response was that for VoLTE UC, holmes is used, in vCPE its TCA
(threshold crossing). (SteveT,
13:32:11)
- TCA == Threshold Crossing Alert (phrobb,
13:32:31)
- There was a question on the role of the vBNG.
vBNG is the virtual broadand network gateway. The response was that
it authenticates, agregates and passes the packets throught
(SteveT,
13:35:16)
- there was a question a question about when the
vLAN id between the vGMUX and vG1 is assigned. The answer was that
at customer order time, and done by the SDN-C (SteveT,
13:38:23)
- all PTLs involved are OK, except for SDC.
That meeting is planned. (SteveT,
13:40:31)
- still to looking into how to do tosca ->
heat (SteveT,
13:45:11)
- that was the how to do the tosca->head in
SO (SteveT,
13:45:55)
- there was a question about the creation of a
link between the vG MUX and vG, and that needs to be taken as a
follow-up (SteveT,
13:46:58)
- There was a question about why to convert tosca
to heat. The answer (for runtime) was due to interfaceing the cloud
via multi-vim (SteveT,
13:48:18)
- As more information, the multi-vim project only
supports HEAT in release 1 (SteveT,
13:48:55)
- there was a question about whether TOSCA is a
more general representation, and that TOSCA is the direction also
for alignment with multi-vim. it was a response that it is a more
general approach. This has not been addressed by the architecture
committee yet. (SteveT,
13:55:23)
- there was a question regarding whether the
tosca orchestrator in SO is for service or per VNF or both. The
response was that SO is trying to remain general, but could do
both (SteveT,
13:56:02)
- VoLTE Service Design and Instantiation (SteveT, 14:11:01)
- VoLTE service design and creation was presented
by Yang Xu (SteveT,
14:11:31)
- some elements picture in the use case are not
under control of onap (e.g. eNB) but others are (SteveT,
14:13:49)
- there was a quesetion about which project
supports the federated SDN, the response was the SDN-C (SteveT,
14:22:46)
- Licencing for commercial vnfs will be taken in
local labs, re-using the licencing agreed between the operator and
the vendors. (SteveT,
14:38:56)
- In a discussion about the equipment and
devices. It was indicated if the HW is supposed to be in place by
M2. The possibility of a plan B and Plan Cwas discussed, however
the date to trigger that was not stated. (SteveT,
14:39:19)
- Yang asked whether SDC can inport the TOSCA VNF
tempate. The response was that SDC onboards heat based templates
only now. there is open-o seed code (model designer) supporting
this, however it yet to be seen how these will be merged in time for
R1. This was raised as a red flag. There was a discussion about
the reality of the VNFs vendors providing TOSCA templates. It was
confirmed that the vendors (SteveT,
14:52:18)
- Include also in the SDC question session, as
well as put onto the blocking issues list (SteveT,
14:53:08)
- Can use the VID to choose which data center to
depoloye each VNF (SteveT,
14:55:01)
- there was a question whether SDCN can work with
WAN overlay/underlay connection with PNF resources. The response
was that that functionality is supported, but detailed discussions
is also required. (SteveT,
14:55:45)
- there was a question about letting the VID pick
the PNFs and input parameters. Can these be put in at
instaintiation time with the VID GUI. The response was yes, as long
as they are in the model. (SteveT,
14:56:44)
- There was a question about whether SDC can put
the two NS templates and DCI network templates together and create
one E2E service template. The response was at the high level yes,
however details need to be discussed. (SteveT,
14:59:00)
- There was a question on whether SO can parse
the E2E service template (even a nested one). The response was that
if its within the limits of the SO parsing, then this can be
done. (SteveT,
14:59:45)
- Architecture (SteveT, 15:04:21)
- Chris Donnley presented the Architecture
slides (SteveT,
15:04:36)
- The colors on R2+ slide have not
significance (SteveT,
15:12:35)
- Release 1 picture covers also the projects as
well as the architecture (SteveT,
15:13:57)
- it is apprecicated to also have the project
view (SteveT,
15:15:40)
- There was a question about where OPNFV would
sit. it was clarified that it "below" ..... (SteveT,
15:19:27)
- there was a question whether this represents
the concesous in the architecture committee, and teh answer was
yes (SteveT,
15:21:59)
- there was a question about what the NFV-O NFV
collector is, this is to collect the information from NFs. This is
a legacy artifact and still open to discussion. (SteveT,
15:25:04)
- there was a question when the presentation
would be turned in a real specification. The response was that we
are not creating a specification, however yes descriptions of the
modules and interfaces is to be done (SteveT,
15:26:42)
- there was a question about what are the
differences between R1 and R2+. The response was a difference in R1
is more a two layer approach (SO - APP-C/VF-C) In R2+ a 3 layer
approach is described. (SteveT,
15:28:32)
- question - ARchitecture does not include
reference VNFs. The response was to take it offline to see how to
consider (SteveT,
15:30:05)
- there was a quesetion about the mapping to
ETSI, has that being dropped. The answer was no, its not.
(SteveT,
15:30:29)
- There was a comment that it looks like policy
and DCAE bi-passes the multivim, is that the intention. The
response was not the intention is that they do not (actually policy
doesn't go to the VIM layer anyway). (SteveT,
15:31:51)
- it was commented that the optimization
framework was not included. The response was that this is a
functional architecture, not representing all the projects.
(SteveT,
15:32:25)
- there was a question about allowing APP-C and
VF-C overlap for now. The answer was yes, for R1 that is the
case. (SteveT,
15:33:52)
- the same question and answer applied for
CCSDK (SteveT,
15:34:14)
- The interface block means that we are working
out the interfaces between these functions (SteveT,
15:37:41)
- There was a question about what would be
approach for naming the interfaces. This is yet to be
discussed (SteveT,
15:38:38)
- There was a qusetion about the RO definition
using ETSI, and removing ETSI maybe causing confusion. The response
is that this is useful for definition, however it needs to be
refined towards a better common definition (SteveT,
15:41:26)
- there was a question about whether this is a
view produced outside the architecture committee. The answer was
that this was developed in the architecture committee (SteveT,
15:42:19)
- there was a requestion to clarifiy the role of
APP-C and gvnm. The answer is that if you use the ETSI terminology,
they are different VNFMs. They are different implementation depends
on supporting different operator needs (SteveT,
15:43:25)
- There was a question on high availabiilty. The
answer was that this is not discussed in the functional view (so
far). (SteveT,
15:43:52)
- There was a question about how can we avoid
different API definitions for simular interface. The answer was
that short term this may happen, in the long term the idea is to
identify the interfaces, and the idea is to have a architectuer
review between M2 and M3 (SteveT,
15:45:17)
- meeting logistics (SteveT, 15:54:55)
- about 126 participants and 18 panalists.
(SteveT,
15:55:15)
Meeting ended at 15:57:59 UTC
(full logs).
Action items
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