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Overview

To get VNF vendors more comfortable with the OVP program for VNFs, the plan is to conduct a OVP VNF hacking track at the upcoming LFN DDF/Plugfest. This can hopefully start a virtuous cycle where more VNF vendors means more ONAP in production, which in-turn will drive more VNF vendors to interoperate with ONAP.

The broad tasks are:

  • VNF vendor outreach – messaging, EUAG/MAC assistance, webinar, blog
  • Test plan creation – test plan for VNF vendors 
  • Pre-testing – Make ONAP environments available 6 weeks before the event for VNF vendors to do pre-testing before they come to the event
  • VNF hacking track – Onsite phase where vendors are free to do as little or as much testing as they feel comfortable with easy access to experts

Lead Volunteers:

High-level status (chronological):

  • August-26-2019: CVC green signal to proceed. View presentation.
  • August-30-2019: Goal is to agree on the messaging. Proposed draft:
    • ONAP overview
    • ONAP xNF requirements
      • Direct/Heat approach
      • sVNFM/TOSCA approach
    • OVP overview
      • CNTT reference
    • Why is it important for VNF vendors to get involved with OVP – As operators move to common requirements, it is important for VNF vendors to be in sync with it, and VNF vendors need to be prepared for it
    • OVP VNF hacking track at the next LFN DDF/Plugfest details (CNF, PNF outside the scope of this event)
      • Rules of engagement – individual results will not be public. This is a safe zone. Amar to check with David McBride on the Plugfest rules.
      • Opportunity for VNF vendors to provide feedback on OVP to make it a better program.
      • Help & support available through 6 week pre-testing phase and at the event
    • Call-to-action: Invitation to attend Plugfest
  • August-30-2019: 
    • Use CNTT event to market to VNF vendors, Rabi to connect Amar to the right person
  • Sept-13-2019:

Lab Resources

The following labs have committed resources to support  the hacking track.  

Lab NameContactResources AvailableNotes
UNH-IOLLincoln Lavoie <lylavoie@iol.unh.edu
  1. ONAP Dublin Instance (might be upgraded to El Alto in late October)
  2. Lab as a Service (https://labs.lfnetworking.org)
  • ONAP instance isn't available until after Broadband World Forum show (October 15-17)

Test Plan

  • TBD
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