2019 June Event Topic Proposals

E8

6/13 

9:30a - 10a

A proposal about single O&M platform for heterogeneous cloud

For operators, creating a heterogeneous cloud including vm, container & bare metal, which can meet ICT service requirements and provide network functions, would be a goal for edge.   

In this session, an idea about unified LCM and O&M for heterogeneous clouds on the edge will be discussed.

E6

6/12

9a - 10a

E7

6/14

 9am

E3

6/12

11a to noon

E3

6/12

10:15a to 11a

Opendaylight

OPNFV

M3

6/12 

11a

M3

6/12

9a

M3

6/12

10:15a to 11 AM

E8

6/13

9a - 9:30a

E8

6/11
6/12

9-noon
9-noon

Sweetcomb: Unified Management Interface and Integration

Sweetcomb is an open source project, to provide an unified management interface to configure and telemetry Appliances, VNFs and CNFs.

It can be leveraged in Edge Networking and Cloud, such as SD-WAN, 5G, IoT, etc.

There are 12 industry founders, including Intel, Cisco, Pantheon Technologies,  Huawei, Tencent, Alibaba, China Mobile etc.

It has published two official releases so far. https://wiki.fd.io/view/Sweetcomb

The architecture and the implementation of the ONAP Policy Framework was substantially upgraded in the ONAP Dublin release. In this talk, we present the evolved ONAP Policy Framework discussing the most important improvements, and describing the evolved architecture of the Policy Framework. We highlight the power of TOSCA Policy Types and how they can be used to build translation applications.

This session will introduce Sweetcomb project and cover key elements:

1) Provides gNMI interface and OpenConfig Yang models for Cloud.

2) Provides NETCONF & RESTCONF interfaces and IETF Yang models for Telecom.

3) Can Support different Data Planes, such as VPP, DPDK, Linux Kernel and OVS.

4) Can integrate with SDN Controllers and Orchestration, such as ONAP, K8s, ODL and ONOS, etc.

5) Supports High Availability and real-time streaming telemetry in Containers.

FD.io, OpenDaylight, ONAP,

TF,

OPNFV.

M3

6/13

9am

Two main topics:

1. El Alto milestones and release plan
2. Frankfurt milestones and release plan

6/14

9am - 10:30a

6/11

3pm-5pm

E3

6/12

4pm-5pm

Showing the capabilities of New Policy Components in an oom installation of ONAP

Present the new components of Policy Framework using an OOM deployment of ONAP.

Go through each of them one by one explaining the deployment structure.

And then finally showing a demo of creating & deploying policy in a pdp engine using the new architecture.

ONAP

Anyone who uses or may use the Policy Framework

E3

6/12

5p - 6p

E3

6/12

9am

Presentation of each of the functional requirements being proposed for Frankfurt releases.

5-15 minutes per functional requirement.

https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/Control+Loop+Sub+Committee+Frankfurt+Release+Planning

E3

6/13

4p - 5:30p

E9

6/12

1p - 2p

E8

6/11

1p - 1:30p

Everyone is welcome to join! And give written comments in Jira, see link below.

This is continuation of review of the ONAP Security requirements. We use Jira tickets for conducting the reviews: https://jira.onap.org/browse/SECCOM-103?jql=project%20%3D%20SECCOM%20AND%20labels%20%3D%20ONAPSECURITYREQUIREMENT%20ORDER%20BY%20created%20ASC. As of May 16, requirements up to & including Jira ticket SECCOM-164 have been reviewed.

E9

6/11
6/12

9 to noon

9 to noon

Presentation of ETSI SOL003 Adapter Plugin support for SVNFM and adapter enhancement roadmap for El Alto and Frankfurt

• Architecture and Features
• Technical debt
• Futuristic thoughts around the SOL003 adapter and its possible placement in the ONAP deployment (Food for thought)

E5

6/13

1p - 2p

@Michael Morris,

@Gareth Roper

• Demo of Dublin VNFM Adapter from SDC to VNF
• Demo of SO-Monitoring with VNFM work as an example

Introduction 

• architecture
• procedure

What has change since last DDF meeting

• introducing Integration tests
  
• Ansible installer for Cassablanca

Future plans for El-Alto and beyond

• establish community CI offline builds (including automated offline platform build)
• align offline installer with community life cycle
• challenges,  concerns 

Offline installer in Read the Docs: link

6/13

11a-noon

Presentation +

Discussion

ONAP has identified a new ccordinator role to better interact with CNCF

Presentation of potential CNCF components that could be used for ONAP and potential impacts on ONAP architecture.

Discussion about CNF testbed and how we can re-use it

6/11

1:30p - 2p

M3

6/11

3p - 4p

6/11

2p - 6p

Experience Sharing of Trustworthiness Improvement In ONAP Development

ONAP,

OPNFV

E6

6/12

1p - 2p

6/12

4p - 5:30p

E9

6/11

4p - 5pm

E8

6/12 

3p - 4p

This session is dedicated to review the ONAP requirements backlog foreseen for El-Alto.

Feel free to fill in pro-actively the following wiki page: https://wiki.onap.org/display/DW/El-Alto+Release+Requirements

6/13

2:30-3:30p

This session is dedicated to identify what would be the top 3 priorities of the TSC in order to support the ONAP Community, to improve any process/toolchain gaps and to build an execution plan accordingly.

Feel free to create new TSC tasks in JIRA under "ONAP TSC" project

https://jira.onap.org/secure/RapidBoard.jspa?projectKey=TSC&rapidView=163

6/12

1p - 2p

E8

6/13

10:15 to 11 AM

E6

6/12

10a - noon

E8

6/13

11 to noon

In this session, we will present what XCI is, how it was started, what it achieved, and where it is going. We will also have a discussion around XCI in LFN context and address any questions community members have.

E6

6/12

2p - 3p

6/13

4p - 6p

Experiences in switching to Alpine Linux and upgrading to Java 11

This session would cover two experiences sharing topics, that is gathered in working at Policy Framework but can be applied anywhere:

1. Switching docker base image from ubuntu to apline, that would reduce footprint signicantly . 
2. Investigation result about upgrade Java 11 from Java 8, that is tricker than most upgrades. We have to face some challenges, like:
   some modules were removed or deprecated, we need to find the replacements; IDEs, plugins and tools also need to be updated; some new features are introduced, etc.

Meanwhile it would be also great to listen to your opinions.

E8

6/13

1p to 2pm

6/13

2:15 to 3pm

Demonstrate use of the SO multicloud plugin adapter to instantantiate workloads via Multicloud – showing how HPA policies can be utilized and also deployment to Kubernetes cloud regions.  Discuss API, feature/functionality work items, integration, etc.

E8

6/14

9am to 10

Presentation + Demo

Sharing the experiences in developing CMCC NFV Orchestrator with ONAP,  some concerns/improvements/requirements about projects of ONAP

Demonstrate CMCC NFV Orchestrator, including package management, life cycle management. etc.

6//13

3p to 4p

Chuanyu Chen

Sharing the demo of using ONAP to orchestrate SD-WAN and Edge. Will cover the following topics:

1.Share the scenario of SD-WAN & Edge

2.How we model it in ONAP SDC.

3.Closed loop;Band width on demand.

E8

6/14

10 to 11

Harry Huang

E8

6/14

11 to noon

Open Lab Subcommittee meeting

1. Lab update  - invite lab owner to introduce the lab latest status

2. Disscuss how to better utilize lab resources and oversight lab utilization

3. OpenLab E/F work planing

E5

6/13

9a-10a

1.Introduce the implemented tosca parser microservice 

2. The E/F work planing

3. Requirements Collection

E8

6/14

1p to 2p

1.Introduce the VF-C work in Dublin

2.The VF-C commercial application from different vendor

3. The VF-C Requirements collection and discussion in E/F 

E7

6/12

9a-10am

E5

6/13

10:30 to 11AM

This session is dedicated to solicitation and planning for network intelligence collaboration proposals with ONAP community.

If you are interested in submit a proposal, feel free to add it to the list here.

E9

6/12

2p - 3p

6/12

3p - 4p

ONAP OOM Gating has been using Orange OpenLab platform for any new OOM patch. More than 500 ONAP deployments launched to validate OOM modification.

Lessons learnt and how to extend this process to other projects.

E9

6/13

9a - 10a

E9

6/13

10a - 11

E9

6/13

11a - noon

Improve ONAP tests and verify that every pod is using in one or more end-to-end use-case or test cases.

Improve use-case documentation to explain the list of components used per use-case (by use-case owner)

Detail for each use-case the list of pods involved for every use-case (by PTL)

Remove use-case code/artifcats from the ONAP components code and create dedicated repos for the use-case gathering all the artifacts to be used for a use-case

E9

6/13

1p - 2p

6/13

2:15 to 3pm

Finalize the integration and work plan on the CVC (compliance and verification community) minimum viable product (MVP) for VNF Validation (life-cycle) program.  This program will award a badge to VNF products (HEAT or TOSCA) meeting the programs test case / success requirements. Form this meeting, there needs to be secure commitments for resources, firm understand the timeline and milestones. Engage ONAP TestSuite/integration,  VVP, and VNFSDK teams in this process.  

VNF Validation Minimum Viable Product

20-40

(Remote Participation Required)

6/11 
6/13

9-noon
9-noon

6/13

4p - 5p

E9

6/11

3p - 4p

E9

6/11

2:15pm - 3p

This session would introduce how to utilize service mesh to enable visibility of ONAP services.

Discussion: what service mesh can do to help on ONAP and how to better use service mesh in ONAP.

E9

6/11

1p - 2p

The goal of this session is to present ONAP SECCOM Scope of Work proposal and discuss with stakeholders feasibility, time line and responsibilities for:

• relevant updates - version management (Kubernets, Docker, Python, Ubuntu, Alpine, Java etc.)
• known vulnerabilities - repositories updates

6/12

10a-11

E5

6/12

9-10a

6/11

1PM - 2pm

E5

6/11

10a - noon

Presentation + 

Discussion

6/14 

9a - 10a

• Where to add the code in Gerrit
• What else needs to be updated in order to make the new plugin available in the controller container
• How to test the change locally

E9

6/14

10a - 11a

Presentation of proposed WoW

Soliciting ideas and discussing plans for coordination with 3GPP SA5, ETSI NFV, ETSI ZSM, IETF, BBF, MEF, TMF in the area of network management.

6/14

11a - noon

6/12 

11a-noon

We will have a short presentation on what Lab as a Service is, where we are today, and how we plan to proceed. We want to have time to discuss the LaaS project proposal with the community and answer any questions.

The LaaS team is not able to attend, so this will have to be a remote session.

6/11 

1p - 2p

6/12

11a-noon

With the introduction of mTLS for the Dublin release, there have been troubles with proper certificate handling with external CA support and secure storage. As a result, some ONAP projects ended up using self-signed certificates insecurely.
A centralized solution for secure storage and KMS that ONAP projects easily can integrate with is important for future release. 

It would be good for the community to get clear guidelines from SECCOM which solution we will target in long term and for Frankfurt. Hopefully, the Secret Management Services (AAF-subproject) could share a status update. AAF PTL needs to be involved in the discussion for this session to make any sense. Possible solution could be to use SoftHSMv2 or AAF File Server for centralized storage of secrets. 

Additional topic would be to further discuss certificate management and the need for introduction of CMPv2 support. 

Reverse engineering of data models -- how and why

Many ONAP components have developed their own data models independently to fill their own needs. As the complexity of ONAP increases, there is a need not only to document these data models, but also to compare them, find commonalities,  create abstractions, and define common principles. One path to this is through reverse-engineering.

This session will present different considerations and techniques when reverse-engineering data models to a common notation, looking at specific examples. The intention is to start a discussion around the needs in the community and how to best fulfil them.

ONAP

 A PoC has been progressed to explore CDS integration with APEX for a PNF closed loop. 

This activity has brought up interesting questions, possible requirements and next step proposals for further architectural exploration in the  area of policy framework and COMPA. We are happy to share it in the comunity to open a discussion.

 06/12-13

afternoon, after 2 pm

For R6 it is proposed to extend LCM support in ONAP components as enabler for use cases such as PNF SW upgrade:

• General improvements to PNF support
• Introduce the CDS blueprint processor as option in the controller layer for handling of LCM actions

This session will look at bit closer at the problems and project impact