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Final version for distribution:

Updated 4/27/2020 - 

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Webinar 5/12/2020

Meetings - Every other Friday, 8AM PST

https://zoom.us/j/147380526

Audience: internal or external

Agenda and minutes

Goals: to identify where projects fit in the open source landscape, identify similarities and gaps of projects, in that landscape and look for dependencies and touchpoints between projects.  

  • Describe the functionality of each project
  • Describe the interfaces

Target audience: Pre-requisites - NFV, SDN, Network automation...

Dates:

Tentative delivery date March-31/20202020 

Draft dates:

Section 3 - No later than Mid January

Remaining sections - Mid February


1. Work group members and areas of expertise

Bin HuDavide Cherubini
NameFD.IOONAPOPNFVODLOpen SwitchSNASPNDATungsten FabricCNTTCVC

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Fernando Oliveira++++++++++
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Donald Hunter





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Hiroshi Dempo
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Al Morton+++++++++



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2. Architecture diagram

External landscape:

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Internal Architecture:

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Contacts for identifying experts:

SNAS- Trishan de Lanerolle  

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. White paper outline

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  1. Industry trends, open source in networking, etc.
  2. Reasoning for the need for LFN
  3. Goals of LFN

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  1. Definition of the various layers and domains
  2. Mapping of projects to domains

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See the Table of Contents

3. Diagrams

diagram list

3. Architecture diagram

External landscape:

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Internal Architecture:

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Project relationship diagram

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For each <project> in <LFN> describe (goals, technologies, key features, etc.)

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  1. Inter dependencies
  2. Integration points
  3. Functional flows

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