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1 Welcome! Thank You! 1

2 Special Thanks to Our Event Sponsors 2

3 The ONF Ecosystem Operator Led Consortium Partner Operators (8) Vendors (10) ONF Board ONF (& Stanford) Guru Parulkar Network Operators AT&T Andre Fuetsch CTO China Unicom Shao Guanglu - SVP Comcast Rob Howald VP DT Jochen Appel -- VP Google Amin Vahdat Fellow NTT Comm Dai Kashiwa Director Turk Telekom Cengiz Dogan, CTO Verizon Srini Kalapala VP Research & Vendor Community Nick McKeown Stanford Fabian Schneider NEC Innovator (110+) Including 13 Operators: China Mobile Swisscom SK Telecom Telecom Italia ECI Telecom Telefonica Facebook TELUS Globe Telecom Vodafone Goldman Sachs Yahoo Microsoft Collaborator Volunteers 100s (70+)

4 State of CORD: A Platform for The New Network Edge

5 70% of operators worldwide are planning to deploy CORD Michael Howard IHS Markit Nearly 40% of all end-customers (residential, wireless and enterprise, collectively) will have service provided by COs or their equivalents using CORD by mid-2021 Roz Roseboro Heavy Reading 5

6 Why is CORD a Big Deal? Telco Service Providers Telco Service Providers + Cable Providers Reinvent CO GPON, XGS-PON, vcmts 5G and Apps Platform for New Network Edge Mobile Edge Fog Computing Computing Providers, Vendors, Enterprises 6 Providers + Vendors

7 Emerging Multi-Tier Cloud with New Network Edge Edge Cloud Telco Cloud Public Clouds Edge Processing is Vital Subscriber experience dictated from here Users Human Reaction time: Latency to Centralized Cloud: 210ms ms Emerging Applications Require Edge Processing AR visual overlays Autonomous Vehicle Coordination IoT Battery Life (50-75% improvement with edge processing)

8 Multi-Tier Cloud Needs: CORD for the Edge & Global Automation and Orchestration Edge Cloud Telco Cloud Public Clouds Global Automation & Orchestration Users

9 Network Edge Extending into Enterprises Edge Cloud Telco Cloud Public Clouds Global Automation & Orchestration Users

10 What does the New Network Edge require? Telco Service Providers Telco Service Providers + Cable Providers Reinvent CO? GPON, XGS-PON, vcmts 5G and Apps Platform for New Network Edge Mobile Edge Fog Computing Computing Providers, Vendors, Enterprises 10 Providers + Vendors

11 What does the New Network Edge require? Functionality A service delivery platform For known & yet unknown services Many different configurations Small to large Ability to plug-in different access devices/technologies Programmable control & monitoring Millisecond control loops Economics of a datacenter Space and power efficient Zero-touch/automated provisioning, config, & operation? Platform for New Network Edge 11 Built with Approach Merchant silicon White boxes Open source Vibrant community Future proof Hard to predict services & access technologies Proprietary components as tabasco sauce

12 CORD as a Platform for New Network Edge 12

13 #OpenCORD CORD CORD: as a New The New Network Network Edge Edge Platform Service Delivery Platform Known & Yet Unknown Services Access Device (Wired) Access Device (Wireless) Server Software Stack Switching Fabric Server Zero-touch Provisioning Config & Operation To Backbone

14 CORD as the New Network Edge Platform: Specifics ~25 services residential, mobile, & enterprise use cases Metro-Ethernet GPON OLT XGS-PON OLT RAN enb w/ xran Software Stack: OpenStack/Docker/Kubernetes ONOS, XOS OCP Server Switching Fabric: Leaf-Spine Fabric OpenFlow/P4 enabled White Boxes ONOS as SDN OS Fabric Apps on ONOS OCP Server ROADM Disaggregated ROADM Zero-touch Provisioning Config & Operation With MAAS, Ansible, Docker, Kubernetes, XOS

15 CORD as the New Network Edge Platform: Specifics ~25 services residential, mobile, & enterprise use cases Metro-Ethernet GPON OLT XGS-PON OLT RAN enb w/ xran Software Stack: OpenStack/Docker/Kubernetes ONOS, XOS Server Server Built with Merchant Silicon White Switching Boxes Fabric: Leaf-Spine Open source Fabric OpenFlow/P4 enabled White Boxes ONOS as SDN OS Fabric Apps on ONOS ROADM Disaggregated ROADM Zero-touch Provisioning Config & Operation With MAAS, Ansible, Docker, Kubernetes, XOS

16 Trellis Fabric Bare-metal + Open-Source + SDN AAA Control Fabric Control NETCONF API (CLI + REST + Java) Mcast Control Flow Objectives API SDN Controller (ONOS Cluster) DHCP Relay OpenFlow 1.3 vrouter Control Bare-metal Open-source White Box White Box White Box White Box White Box White Box White Box White Box White Box White Box White Box OCP Software - ONL ONIE Indigo OF Agent OF-DPA API OF-DPA BRCM SDK API ToR BRCM ASIC OCP Bare Metal Hardware Switch software stack 16

17 CORD Software Stack: Everything as a Service XOS CDN Accessas-a-service Subscriber-asa-service Internetas-a-service Monitoring-asa-service volt ONOS VOLTHA OLTs vran XRAN Controller (ONOS) RAN VTN Fabric Control ONOS Multicast Control vrouter Ceilometer vsg vcdn Openstack/Docker/Kub ernetes (OCP) Servers Computing Access Devices SDN-enabled Leaf-Spine Fabric Switching

18 CORD Software Architecture: Everything as a Service CORD Controller: XOS Service Control Plane ONOS Ctrl App Ctrl App CaaS VNF VNF Service Data Plane Resources 18

19 CORD: Every as a Service and Service Graphs CORD XOS Controller Residential Subscribers Controller volt Controller vsg Controller vrouter Controller Controller Controller Controller OpenStack ONOS Monitoring vcdn 19

20 CORD: Automated Provisioning, Config, & Operation Power up hardware MASS to discover hardware and initial component boot Ansible to install & configure foundational software (e.g., Docker) Docker to install & configure CORD-specific management software (e.g., XOS, ONOS) Working on getting k8s working with Docker XOS XOS/ONOS install & configure services (k8s will play a role here too) XOS defines the "Service Control Plane" from which operators control & manage (i.e., operate) CORD 20

21 CORD POD Builds for CI All Nightly Jenkins Jobs: Cord-in-a-Box (CiaB) Virtual Builds: Cord 3.0: Cord 4.0: Physical Pod Builds (Calix, Flex, QCT): Cord 3.0: Cord 4.0: Cord 4.1:

22 CORD Journey: 2015-Now Enable CORD Enrich Solutions R-CORD M-CORD E-CORD A-CORD The Virtuous Cycle 22

23 R-CORD: GPON and XGS-PON for Residential Customers Portfolio of Services vsg vaa A vp-ctrl vcd N GPON OLT XGS-PON OLT CORD Platform (Fabric + Software Stack)

24 Approach to Access Devices: OLT Disaggregation volt AAA Mcast volt AAA Mcast ONOS ONOS OpenFlow NetConf OpenFlow NetConf GPON OLT OpenFlow Agent NetConf OLT API OMCI Stack volt Agent L2/OMCI VOLTHA: Virtual OLT Hardware Abstraction L2/OMCI GPON OLT Pizza Box 24 GPON and XGS-PON OLT Devices 24

25 Disaggregated & Virtualized RAN With RAN Slicing M-CORD: Enabling 5G vmme vhhs vepc vcd N vsgw-c vsgw-u vpgw-c vpgw-u Disaggregated & Virtualized EPC EPC Slicing MEC vsg vbbu vran Slicing RAN enb w/ xran CBRS CORD Platform (Fabric + Software Stack)

26 M-CORD Capabilities Demonstrated at MWC San Francisco xran INTEGRATION OPEN SOURCE EPC HYBRID CORD (MULTIACCESS CORD) ARM + XPLIANT BASED M-CORD CBRS & PRIVATE LTE E2E SLICING & LINK AGGREGATION 26

27 E-CORD: For Enterprise Services Virtual Network as a Service Integrated Analytics Custom Services for Enterprises veg vee ve-line vcdn ü Self-serve portal ü Zero touch provisioning ü Simple on-prem ü Combination of broadband and SLA connections ü Observe, Control, Adapt ü Programmable probes ü On-demand monitoring ü Security ü Application policy control ü WAN acceleration ü SAAS ü + Metro Ethernet CORD Platform (Fabric + Software Stack) Carrier-grade Network as a Service Built on an open platform Bring data center economy and cloud agility 27

28 [R, E, M] CORD Service/VNF Portfolio All Open Source But Many POC/Trial Quality Common Infrastructure Services Monitoring-as-a-service, vrouter, Virtual-tenant-networking & Service-chaining (VTN) R-CORD services volt (VOLTHA), vsubscribergw (vsg NAT, QoS, Access-control), IPv4 multicast-video, AAA (802.1x), DHCP M-CORD services vbbu, vsgw-c, vsgw-u, vpgw-c, vpgw-u, vmme, vhhs, EPC-as-a-service E-CORD services Bring your favorite (even proprietary) VNF! Love to demonstrate on CORD! CORD-based control of CPE and Ethernet Edge (vcpe & vee) Connectivity services for Carrier Ethernet remain in hardware datapath (pseudo wire service) Virtual Enterprise Gateway (veg) container for DHCP, NAT, DNS and firewall Edge services CDN, Parental-control

29 CORD Journey: 2015-Now Enable CORD Solutions R-CORD M-CORD E-CORD A-CORD Enrich The Virtuous Cycle POCs/Demos ONS-2015 ONS-2016 BBWF-2016 MWC-2017 ONS-2017 MWC-A-2017 BBWF-2017 CORD Releases R 1.0 R 2.0 R 3.0 R 4.0 R

30 CORD 4.0 and 4.1 Releases CORD individual subsystems and the integrated platform moving From POC to developer friendly to operator friendly From POC quality to field trial ready On-boarding of services (VNFs): From hand crafted complex process to an easy to follow [R,E,M]-CORDs: From separate to integrated R, M and E (services on same platform) Services (VNFs): From a small set to a portfolio of rich services for R, M, E CORDs 30

31 Service Provider Traction North America AT&T: R-CORD, M-CORD (Multi-Service Edge), voltha Verizon: M-CORD Sprint: M-CORD Comcast: R-CORD CenturyLink: R-CORD Google: CORD Europe Deutsche Telekom: R+M-CORD (Hybrid CORD) Telefonica: R-CORD, M-CORD Telecom Italia: M-CORD Colt: R-CORD Turk Telekom/Netsia: M-CORD & ONOS SDN Control Asia & Australia China Unicom: M-CORD, E-CORD China Mobile: M-CORD and E-CORD NTT: R-CORD SK Telecom: M-CORD Telstra: M-CORD Reliance Jio: M-CORD Interest continues to grow on a monthly basis. Many successful POCs and lab trials and a few field trials

32 CORD Summary Network edge is undergoing a major transformation Represents a huge opportunity CORD has emerged as a compelling platform for the new network edge Leverages disaggregation, open source and white boxes Puts SDN, NFV and cloud technologies into a compelling solution Many service providers experimenting and have plans for trials and deployment CORD has a growing community of 60+ companies representing various stakeholders CORD has been demonstrated to support all three domains of use Residential (R-CORD) Mobile (M-CORD) Enterprise (E-CORD)

33 Contributing to CORD 33

34 Timing is Perfect! Lot of Opportunities to Contribute We want to do everything to help you contribute! CORD is Taking Off!

35 Significant R&D Required from Field Trial to Production ONF: Help Service Providers Transform Network & Services Service Providers: New Network Edge GA Production Quality Features QA Customization Tooling & Support Pre-Alpha Product Quality [R,E,M]-CORD

36 CORD s Appeal to Developers? Intellectually Challenging & Rewarding Latest Technologies Transformative Impact Shortest Time to Impact 36 Fun Global Community

37 Idea to Impactful Contribution Idea The most rewarding Make it easier Maximize the probability Part of Provider Network Brigade 1 Enable Ideas Brigade 2 CORD Solutions Part of Provider Network Brigade N Enrich 37

38 Idea to Impactful Contribution Provider Led Use Cases Steering Team Brigade 1 Enable Brigade 2 Ideas CORD Solutions Part of Provider Network Brigade N Enrich 38

39 What can you do? Join an on-going brigade and contribute Propose and lead a brigade UCST will help and ensure your brigade is relevant to service providers TST and community leaders will help you rally the community, assemble resources and help the brigade be successful Participate in CORD regular meetings to contribute and influence Weekly TST and monthly UCST meetings CORD release and sprint planning CORD sprint demos 39

40 Share Your Feedback One of the most important outcomes of the event Tell us if Our processes are not working for you and How we can make them work better for you CORD roadmap is missing a critical function or capability There is a use case or solution that is important that we are ignoring Almost all ONF and CORD leadership is here and we would love to hear your feedback Don t be shy and be candid! 40

41 CORD: A Platform for The New Network Edge

42 Backup

43 CORD Reinventing the Network Edge Edge Cloud Telco Cloud Public Clouds Users White Box Peripherals

44 ONF Mission Transforming Networks into Agile Platforms for Service Delivery Leveraging Disaggregation and Open Source to Build Innovative Solutions for Operator Networks and Catalyze our industry to accomplish this transformation 44

45 ONF Approach Driving the Open Transformation with A Close Partnership with Network Operators Building Platforms Leveraging Disaggregation, White Box and Open Source Viable Open Source Alternative Operator PULL: Customize & Deploy Inertia due to legacy ways of working This impending Multi-Billion Dollar spend is prompting Industry to develop new business models

46 ONF Open Innovation Pipeline Enabling Solution Customization Building solutions for different use cases 1 Different pieces can be plugged together to build solutions 2 Software Defined Standards solidify interfaces to enable easy integration of components from the broader ecosystem Solution VNFs Micro-Services Solutions Disaggregated Devices/White Boxes Packet switches OLT enb/ran ROADM Controllers 3 Solutions are easier to build, customize and consume

47 Open Innovation Pipelines 1 All ONF Members can bring value and introduce offerings anywhere along the Innovation Pipeline Open/Prorpri etary 3 rd Party Solution Customization Verification Integration Software Forwarders xran/enb OLT/vOLT Packet Switches Disaggregated Devices White Boxes Control Plane Solution Platform(s) M-CORD 5G Mobile ONOS VNFs Micro-services CORD Programmable Forwarding Plane R-CORD Residential Integration & Service Creation E-CORD Enterprise 2 Vendor innovations then have an opportunity to ride the pipeline into operators trials as ONF builds use case solutions for Operator members

48 ONF Unique Approach A strong partnership with service providers Complemented by rest of the ecosystem A small and strong independent engineering team For architecture shepherding and core engineering To pursue disruptive technologies & business models: white boxes, open source An open source developer community With the brigade model to scale with focus and accountability Focus on the virtuous cycle of platforms and solutions Platforms enable new solutions; and new solutions help platforms Work at the leading edge of technology, take risks, and demonstrate potential of innovative technologies/platforms A combination of open source and software defined standards (to be proven) The approach is necessary & working to move our industry forward and we want to build on it

49 Artifacts Open source platforms CORD, ONOS, Trellis, VOLTHA, Mininet Curated solutions Software defined standards ONF Delivers Ecosystem Diversity Network Operators OEMs & ODMs Software Vendors Component Vendors System Integrators Open source communities Institutional Transformation Leading Edge Technologies Best Practices Latest techniques, tools and technologies Learn by Doing Bring this back into your organization

50 ONF Impact Artifacts Ecosystem Institutional Transformation Network Industry Transformation Operators New Revenues with New Services Reduce CapEx & OpexEx Transformation of Culture & Workforce Vendors Reduce R&D Faster Time-to-Market New Value Creation Transformation of Culture & Workforce

51 ONF Platforms and Solutions Device Disaggregation SDN Control & Configuration Platform Leaf-Spine Fabric: Underlay + Overlay Multi-Access Edge Packet-Optical Backbone Packet Switch OF + ONL + OFDPA P4 Run Time System Switch OS Multiple target silicon OLT VOLTHA Micro-semi Broadcom Legacy devices enb xran xran Controller Open + Legacy devices ROADM Control/Config Open + Legacy devices ONOS The only open source platform for control & config with scale, performance, & HA Use Cases and Adoption Supports 120+ apps and services Trellis Fabric R-CORD, M-CORD, E-CORD apps Packet-optical backbone Many vendors & many providers South Bound OpenFlow + P4 NetConf + Yang OpenConfig + GPRC/gNMI A range of white boxes, legacy devices including all disaggregated devices Northbound Intent framework Legacy + new class of apps Community ~70 organizations; 100s of developers Trellis The only open source fabric with white boxes; underlay + overlay Hardware acceleration in overlay Use Cases and Adoption Key building block for CORD Several providers using in lab Field trials in fall 2017 Key Features Access & trunk VLANs IPv4, IPv6, MPLS SR IPv4 multicast (PIM) DHCP relay (IPv4) vrouter BGP/OSPF (ext) Network verification (coming) White boxes Broadcom based & Cavium based Next is Barefoot Community Essentially the CORD 51 community CORD Integrated solutions platform Supports access over XGS-PON, 4G/5G radios, metro Ethernet Use Cases and Adoption [R, E, M] CORD 15+ providers, many vendors Moving from lab trials to field trials Integrates White boxes + SDN control Trellis OpenStack, Kubernetes XOS for local service orchestraion A variety of services/vnfs Service/VNF Portfolio Community 25+ services/vnfs for [R,M,E] CORDs Community ~40 organizations, 100s of developers POB The only open source solution with SDN control of packet + optical Apps: bw provisioning, protection & restoration, calendaring, Use Cases and Adoption Field trial NTT Communications Equinix contributions Transport, metro & data center interconnect Key Features Converged multi-layer graph Supports legacy and disaggregated ROADM Southbound: TL1, SNMP, NETCONF Standard data models: Open ROADM, OpenConfig Leading incumbent vendors, component vendors, group of 10+ service providers

52 FOG Computing Reference Architecture

53 MEC 53

54 CORD Reinventing the Network Edge Edge Cloud Telco Cloud Public Clouds Global Automation & Orchestration Users