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 Service Orchestration (LSO): Multi-operator Service Delivery from Months to Minutes.. Janine Rebelo Head of Global Ethernet Product Development Vodafone

2 Evolution to The Third Network Internet Head Office Self-service Web Portal Service Provider Services Examples: On-demand Bandwidth Increase Establishing New Connections App-Driven Network Changes L3 to L7 services OPEN Data Center Third Static Connectivity Network Services Network Operator 1 OPEN Network Operator 2 Regional Office 1 OPEN Agile, Assured, Orchestrated Agile = On-demand Assured = E2E SLAs Orchestrated = Automated Open = Software Defined Regional Office 2 2

3 The MEF Third Network Vision Head Office VNF Virtual Connection Third Network Provider UNI SDN Controller NFV MANO ENNI VNF VNF VNF Business SDN Third Network Provider ENNI Data Center UNI VNF VNF VNF Mobile Phone & Tablet UNI Mobile VNF VNF VNF VNF Cloud Provider VNF Home ENNI VM Home UNI CE2.0 $80B dollar market to interconnect CE2.0 providers to create the Third Network New MEF defined L3-L7 virtualized and orchestrated services Connect to OTT cloud operators Orchestration of legacy, emerging SDN/NFV networks and CE2.0 services 3

4 The Third Network Value Feature On-Demand Cloud Connected Visible E2E SLAs NFaaS Real-Time Network Orchestrated Automated Ubiquitous Description Customer self-provisioning for services Connect to all the global public and private cloud providers Customer visible E2E SLAs. Availability and Performance Network Function as a Service L3-L7 Value Add-Ons Optimized for real-time traffic Low touch work flow processes Reduction of op-ex Orchestrated over more automated and interconnected autonomous networks 4

5 Lifecycle Service Orchestration (LSO) Self-service Web Portal Service Provider Business Applications Infrastructure & Element Control & Management Infrastructure & Element Control & Management User Service Endpoint Operator Service Endpoint User Service Endpoint Ethernet Access MPLS Core OTN Core Ethernet Access Network Operator 1 (Retail Service Provider) Operator Virtual Connection Network Operator 2 (Access Provider) Operator Virtual Connection End-to-End Network as a Service 5

6 Evolution to NFaaS The Third Network with Cloud Access NFaaS (optional) $$ IP VPN $$ IDS/IPS $$ Firewall $$ $$ $$ Analytics Carrier NAT BGP Routing Cloud Provider Value The cloud just works for a great quality of experience $$ The Third Network Customer Value On-demand access to their sites and clouds Third Network Carrier Value $ Site-site connectivity $ Site-to-cloud connectivity $ Additional NFaaS $ Future value added cloud services Cloud Provider $$ NFaaS: Network Function as a Service 6

7 Third Network & Brownfield Deployments Self-service Web Portal Northbound Interfaces (NBIs) T-SDN Controller P-SDN Controller EMS NBIs Southbound Interfaces (SBIs) EMS APIs NFV MANO SDN Controller VNF OTN OTN OTN PNF (PE) PNF (P) PNF (PE) OTN OTN OTN SDN VNF VNF SDN UNI Leaf/Spine SDN Fabric SDN Wide Area Network Data Center or Head End 7

8 Third Network Services MEF LSO Framework Open LSO APIs Open LSO APIs Open LSO Presto APIs Orchestrated CE 2.0 Services Orchestrated L1-L7 Services Orchestrated Telco Cloud Services E-Line Access E-Line IP Services Security Services OTT Cloud Connectivity Services IaaS E-Access E-Tree SD WAN Services OTN & Transport Services PaaS SaaS E-LAN Transit E-Line Analytic Services Network-as-a- Service (NaaS) Other Services 8

9 Path to the Third Network Reference Architecture Information Models API Definitions Business Processes Interface Profiles Operational Threads SPECIFICATIONS SERVICE ORCHESTRATION IMPLEMENTATION LSO Spec Implementation Upstream Open Source Accelerated by LSO Hackathon MEFnet platform Interfaces with OpenCS MEF Certification Architecture and Definitions for Agile, Assured and Orchestrated Services CE 2.0 Services New IP and L4-L7 Services (NFaaS) Cloud Services CONNECTIVITY SERVICES Reference Builds SDN, NFV and Traditional Accelerated by LSO Hackathon MEFnet platform Interfaces with OpenLSO MEF Certification 9

10 Third Network Services and Open Initiative Orchestrated CE 2.0 Services Orchestrated L1-L7 Services Orchestrated Telco Cloud Services E-Line E-LAN E-Tree IP Transport SECaaS Analytics PaaS IaaS SaaS OTT Cloud Access SOF Scenarios Operator X Business Applications LSO Legato Open APIs Service Function Service Service Service Function Service Service Chaining Function Function Service Assurance Assurance Service Inter-Carrier Chaining Function Chaining Chaining Assurance Fulfillment Chaining LSO Presto Open APIs LSO Sonata Open APIs LSO Interlude Open APIs Operator Y SOF Business Applications LSO Legato Open APIs Scenarios Service Function Service Service Service Function Service Service Chaining Function Function Service Assurance Assurance Service Inter-Carrier Chaining Function Chaining Chaining Assurance Fulfillment Chaining LSO Presto Open APIs Use Cases Data Center Packet WAN SDN Transport Virtualized SD WAN Cloud Access Physical Interface for L1-L3 services Use Cases Data Center Packet WAN SDN Transport Virtualized SD WAN Cloud Access

11 MEF Activities MEF Committees Liaisons SDOs Collaboration Coordination SPECS Normative Standards MEF Agile Standards Development Lifecycle RULES, TOOLS IPR, GOVERNANCE Informative reference implementations ACCELERATOR PLATFORM Open & Closed Source Projects Coordination 11

12 Network as a Service - Single Domain Fulfillment, Control, Performance, Assurance, Usage, Analytics, Security, Policy User Service Endpoint OSS/BSS/ Orchestration Retail Service Provider (Single Domain) User Service Endpoint Some service providers offer. Fast service fulfillment Rich service feature sets But moving up the curve is Costly and slow to add new features Limited to single domain End-to-End Network as a Service 12

13 Scalable, Dynamic, Customized, Ubiquitous Moving Up The Curve Single Domain Fixed Connectivity Model Programmable Cloud-Centric Model Adaptive Automation Coordinated API driven Dynamic Single Domain Service Provider Layer 2 / 3 VPNs 1 Faster Service Turn Up SLAs Real-Time PM E-Access 10GE UNI Multiple Access Options Single Domain Low Latency Service Provider Single Domain Service Provider Multi-CoS 100GE UNI 100G Transport Standardized Services Standardized Ethernet 2 Services Future 3 13

14 Network as a Service Multi Domain OSS/BSS/ Orchestration Fulfillment, Control, Performance, Assurance, Usage, Analytics, Security, Policy User Service Endpoint Operator 1 OSS/BSS/ Orchestration Fulfillment, Control, Performance, Assurance, Usage, Analytics, Security, Policy Operator 2 User Service Endpoint Manual processes between Operators dominate Limited feature sets Even slower to add new service features Exponential complexity for 3 or more Operators Retail Service Provider (Multi-Operator) End-to-End Network as a Service 14

15 Scalable, Dynamic, Customized, Ubiquitous Moving Up The Curve - Multi-Domain Fixed Connectivity Model Programmable Cloud-Centric Model Adaptive Automation Coordinated API driven Dynamic Multi Domain Service Provider 1 Operator 1A Layer 2 / 3 VPNs Operator 1B Faster Service Turn Up Multi Domain SLAs Real-Time PM Multi Domain Service Provider E-Access 10GE UNI Service Multiple Provider Access Options Low Latency 2 Multi-CoS 100GE UNI 100G Transport Standardized Services Standardized Ethernet Operator 2A Services Future Operator 2B 3 Operator 3A Operator 3B 15

16 LSO Helps to Bring It All Together Cloud Flexibility and Scale NFV Network Functionality SDN End-to- End Control Carrier Ethernet - Connectivity Infrastructure and compute for applications and VNFs Cost-effective, flexible network functionality Automation and streamlined operations Connectivity between endpoints across a WAN chaining between VNFs to form a service 16

17 Lifecycle Service Orchestration Helps to Bring It All Together Fulfillment Performance Control Assurance Usage Analytics Security Policy Product Catalogue* Service Activation* Service Ordering* Service Qualification Questionnaire (MEF 53) Performance Reporting (MEF 52) Service Lifecycle Process Model (MEF 50) * Future MEF Framework Specification 17

18 Service Lifecycle Process Model (MEF 50) Product Lifecycle Market Analysis & Product Strategy Service Operations Lifecycle Marketing Fulfillment Response Product Design Sales Proposal & Feasibility Serviceability Service & Resource Design Customer Order Product Launch Service Configuration & Activation Fulfillment MEF 50 leverages the TM Forum s Business Process Framework, also referred to as the enhanced Telecom Operations Map (etom). Fault Management Quality Management Service Termination Revenue Management Operation 18

19 LSO-Related MEF Activities Ops Area: Product Catalog, Ordering, Performance Reporting, Serviceability API Implementations Certifications LSO Reference Architecture & Framework MEF LSO Reference Architecture & UNITE Common Information Models MEF 7.3, Common Model, Resource Model, Cloud Services NRP API Test Suite MEF Service Definitions (including virtualization) MEF 6.2, 33, 51, 10.3, 26.2, etc. LSO Hackathon, ODL project, OPNFV Reference Implementations Business Process Flows MEF 50.x NRP, YANG, etc. API Specifications & Data Models Interface Profiles Profiles for LSO Presto, LSO Legato, etc. 19

20 MEF 55: LSO Reference Architecture CANTATA (CUS:BUS) Business Applications SONATA (BUS:BUS) Business Applications Customer Application Coordinator LEGATO (BUS:SOF) LEGATO (BUS:SOF) ALLEGRO (CUS:SOF) Service Orchestration Functionality INTERLUDE (SOF:SOF) Service Orchestration Functionality PRESTO (SOF:ICM) PRESTO (SOF:ICM) Infrastructure Control and Management Infrastructure Control and Management ADAGIO (ICM:ECM) ADAGIO (ICM:ECM) Element Control and Management Element Control and Management Network Infrastructure 20

21 End End User User Apps Apps LSO LSO Customer Customer Application Application Coordinator Coordinator CANTATA APIs ALLEGRO APIs LSO Example with SDN and NFV LSO Business LSO Business Apps Applications (Commercial) LEGATO APIs LSO LSO Service Service Orchestration Orchestration Functionality Functionality SONATA APIs INTERLUDE APIs Partner Domain Partner Domain PRESTO APIs PRESTO APIs PRESTO APIs SDN SDN Controllers (ODL, ONOS & RHU) Subnetwork Subnetwork / / WAN WAN Managers Managers NFVO NFVO OpenFlow, ADAGIO and others ADAGIO APIs VNFM EM SDN Infrastructure VIM VNF NFV Infrastructure Network Infrastructure 21

22 Summary MEF s Third Network: Combining the best of Carrier Ethernet and the Internet Agile, Assured and Orchestrated! MEF s LSO Vision: Automation of each function of the service lifecycle LSO will enable: Third Network s Agile, Assured, and Orchestrated NaaS across network/operator domains 22

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24 Seminar Series Sponsor Event Sponsors MEF's Lifecycle Service Orchestration (LSO): Multi-operator Service Delivery from Months to Minutes.. Janine Rebelo Head of Global Ethernet Product Development Vodafone