MEF's Lifecycle Service Orchestration (LSO): Multi-operator Service Delivery from Months to Minutes

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1 Seminar Series Sponsor Event Sponsors MEF's Lifecycle Orchestration (LSO): Multi-operator Delivery from Months to Minutes Christopher Cullan Director Product Marketing, Business s Solutions InfoVista

2 The Third Network LSO Multi-operator MEF (not Metro Ethernet) Terms & Takeaways 2

3 Evolution to The Third Network Internet Self-service Web Portal Provider s Static Third Connectivity Network s Network Operator 2 Agile, Assured, Orchestrated Regional Office 2 Head Office OPEN OPEN Network Operator 1 Data Center OPEN Regional Office 1 3

4 Evolution to The Third Network Internet Self-service Web Portal Head Office Examples: Establishing New Connections Provider s On-demand Bandwidth Increase App-Driven Network Changes L3 to L7 services OPEN Data Center Third Network s Network Operator 1 OPEN Network Operator 2 Regional Office 1 OPEN Agile, Assured, Orchestrated Regional Office 2 4

5 MEF Third Network Vision Accelerate transition to Third Network services for digital economy & hyper-connected world. Combine agility & ubiquity of Internet + assurance & security of CE 2.0. Provide on-demand, assured & orchestrated experience for cloud-centric world Deliver over automated, virtualized & interconnected networks powered by LSO,, & CE 2.0 Self-service Web Portal Head Office Internet Mobile Controller MANO Third Network Provider Switch VM Residential Third Network Provider Cloud Provider

6 TheThirdNetwork Agile, Assured, Orchestrated What is the one thing OTT players (e.g. Google, Amazon, Netflix) have that the traditional CSP does not?

7 Lifecycle Orchestration (LSO) Competitive advantage? (Customer Acquisition?) Customer experience (Customer Retention?) Customer driven (Faster time to revenue?) Self-service Web Portal User Endpoint User Endpoint ENNI Head Office Network Operator 1 Network Operator 2 Cloud Provider End-to-End Network-as-a-

8 Lifecycle Orchestration (LSO) Need to coordinate the customer intent with the underlying business processes and infrastructure Across not one but two (or more) operators! Self-service Web Portal User Endpoint User Endpoint ENNI Head Office Network Operator 1 Network Operator 2 Cloud Provider End-to-End Network-as-a-

9 Lifecycle Orchestration (LSO) FRAMEWORK FRAMEWORK CAPABILITIES Self-service Web Portal LSO Cantata LSO Allegro Business Applications LSO Legato Orchestration Functionality LSO Presto LSO Sonata LSO Interlude Business Applications LSO Legato Orchestration Functionality LSO Presto Fulfillment Performance Control Assurance Usage Analytics Security Policy User Endpoint User Endpoint ENNI Head Office Network Operator 1 Network Operator 2 Cloud Provider End-to-End Network-as-a-

10 Lifecycle Orchestration (LSO) FRAMEWORK FRAMEWORK CAPABILITIES Self-service Web Portal LSO Cantata LSO Allegro Business Applications LSO Legato Orchestration Functionality LSO Presto LSO Sonata LSO Interlude Business Applications LSO Legato Orchestration Functionality LSO Presto Fulfillment Performance Control Assurance Usage Analytics Security Policy EMS: Element Management System PNF: Physical Network Function User Endpoint MANO Controller Operator Endpoint Packet Controller Traditional EMS User Endpoint Packet PNFs Packet PNFs Head Office Switch Network Operator 1 ENNI Network Operator 2 Cloud Provider End-to-End Network-as-a-

11 E.g. Challenge: Steps for achieving transparent management 4 Agreement on how to share 3 Agreement on how to present Agreement on how to measure Agreement on what to measure

12 E.g. Challenge: Steps for achieving transparent management 4 Agreement on how to share Dial-tone for the Third Network 3 Agreement on how to present Agreement on how to measure Agreement on what to measure

13 What about the revenue potential?

14 Evolution to Value Added NFaaS Customer Value On-demand access to their sites and clouds Third Network Carrier Value Site-site connectivity Site-to-cloud connectivity Value added NFaaS Future value added cloud services Self-service Web Portal Cloud Provider Value The cloud just works for a great quality of experience MANO Controller Site A NFaaS (optional) IP VPN IPS/IDS Firewall Analytics Carrier NAT BGP Routing IP VPN IPS/ IDS Carrier NAT BGP Site B Switch The Third Network with Cloud Access Cloud Provider Site C NFaaS: Network Function as a 14

15 Third Network & Brownfield Deployments Self-service Web Portal Northbound Interfaces (NBIs) T- Controller OTN Southbound Interfaces (SBIs) SBIs P- Controller SBIs EMS OTN MANO Controller Head Office Switch Wide Area Network Data Center or Head End 15

16 Third Network s Orchestrated Connectivity s Orchestrated Cloud s E-Line E-LAN E-Tree E-Access E-Transit IaaS SaaS PaaS UCaaS Wavelength Internet Access L3 VPNs IP Transit BIaaS SECaaS L4-L7 NFaaS Open Source Projects TECHNOLOGY DOMAINS Accelerate Standards & Adoption 16

17 Third Network s Orchestrated Connectivity s Orchestrated Cloud s E-Line E-LAN E-Tree E-Access E-Transit IaaS SaaS PaaS UCaaS Wavelength Internet Access L3 VPNs IP Transit BIaaS SECaaS L4-L7 NFaaS TECHNOLOGY DOMAINS 17

18 Third Network s Orchestrated Connectivity s Orchestrated Cloud s E-Line E-LAN E-Tree E-Access E-Transit IaaS SaaS PaaS UCaaS Wavelength Internet Access L3 VPNs IP Transit BIaaS SECaaS L4-L7 NFaaS Accelerate adoption of LSO as defined by MEF in order to achieve fully-featured end to end service orchestration of MEFdefined service lifecycles. Simplify and accelerate adoption of MEF specs to develop Third Network TECHNOLOGY services based on DOMAINS any combination of controllers, infrastructure, VNFs, white boxes and traditional PNFs 18

19 MEF Open Initiatives for Third Network s Third Network s OpenLSO Capabilities Orchestrated Connectivity s E-Line E-LAN E-Tree E-Access E-Transit Wavelength Internet Access L3 VPNs IP Transit Orchestrated Cloud s IaaS SaaS PaaS UCaaS BIaaS SECaaS L4-L7 NFaaS Sonata APIs Fulfillment Performance Control Assurance Usage Analytics Security Policy Interlude APIs OpenCS Technology Domains Presto APIs Data Center Packet WAN Optical Transport SD-WAN Cloud Exchange 5G Wireless

20 OpenCS Packet WAN Use Case The OpenCS Packet WAN use case aims to showcase a reference implementation of the LSO Presto API built using the OpenDaylight platform. We are extending the OpenDaylight Unimgr project to: Implement the Presto API over RESTCONF and NETCONF Deliver an activation service that orchestrates multiple activation drivers. Provide vendor specific activation driver implementations for multiple vendors. This project describes how to deliver CE 2.0 services using a combination of OpenDaylight controllers and PNFs and VNFs. Self-service Web Portal Northbound Interfaces (NBIs) Packet Controller Packet Controller Head Office Packet PNFs (CE 2.0) Southbound Interfaces (SBIs) Wide Area Network SBIs Packet PNFs (MPLS) MANO Switch Data Center or Head End Controller 20

21 OpenCS SD WAN Use Case The OpenCS SD WAN project is creating for service providers reference SD WAN implementations that can be service Load orchestrated Bal. by LSO (MEF-defined Lifecycle Orchestration) and integrated into multi-operator agile, assured and orchestrated end to end L2 and L3 services. Self-service Web Portal Presto APIs CPE Internet RO MANO Controller Switch SD-WAN RO - Resource Orchestrator GW - Gateway CPE - Customer Premise Equipment CE 2.0 / MPLS GW SD-WAN Central Office, Data Center or Head End Switch 21

22 OpenCS - 5G Use Case The OpenCS 5G project was started at the MEF 3Q2016 Members Meeting in Boston under the leadership of Ericsson and Fujitsu. It is aimed at enabling the LSO orchestration of connectivity services implemented in 5G networks that will be included in multi-domain Third Network services. Self-service Web Portal MANO Controller User Endpoint Operator Endpoint MANO Controller User Endpoint Head Office 5G-NID ENNI Switch Cloud Provider 5G Wireless Operator Network Operator End-to-End Network-as-a- 22

23 Industry Analysts Value MEF s Vision & Work LSO progress will be critical to deploy dynamic services with automation Michael Howard, Senior Research Director, Carrier Networks MEF has been breaking new ground in helping operators integrate OSS/BSS functions with the new and world Scott Raynovich, VP of Content & Research

24 What Other Analysts are Saying About MEF A combination of overlay/underlay and an interconnectedmetro model of the network of the future would be in my view incredibly insightful, and if it could be promoted effectively, it could be a revolution. The MEF is the only body that seems to be articulating this model, and that makes them a player in next-gen infrastructure in itself.

25 Terms & Takeaways The Third Network LSO Multi-operator MEF (not Metro Ethernet) Internet + CE 2.0 = Opportunity End-to-end automation End-to-end is based on the perspective of the customer (OTT) Layer 1-3 connectivity services, APIs and Info Models 25

26 Q&A

27 Seminar Series Sponsor Event Sponsors MEF's Lifecycle Orchestration (LSO): Multi-operator Delivery from Months to Minutes Christopher Cullan Director Product Marketing, Business s Solutions InfoVista