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Abel Tong MEF, Co-Chair Multi-Domain Orchestration WG
Cyan, Director of Solutions Marketing
The MEF Work Towards the Third Network
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Today’s Two Modern Data Networks
On-Demand & Ubiquitous Performance & Security
Internet
Lack of Agility No Service Assurance
Imagine a new type of network service combining the best of both worlds and removing the limitations …
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A New Type of Network Service
• Agile – Delivery of new, dynamic, on-demand services
• Assured – Delivery of performance and security guarantees
• Orchestrated – Delivery of automated service across service providers
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The Third Network
Objective …
– Combine on-demand agility of the Internet with the performance & security assurances of Carrier Ethernet
– Deliver the service between physical Ethernet ports (UNIs) and Virtual service end-points
– Define abstractions to hide the complexity of underlying network technologies
… for services delivered end-to-end over multi-provider, multi-domain networks
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Lifecycle Service Orchestration
• Multi-Layer, Multi-Provider, Multi-Domain
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Work of the MEF STANDARDIZED AGILE, ASSURED, ORCHESTRATED SERVICES
Lifecycle Service
Orchestration
• Third Network Services
• APIs NFV SDN Existing WAN
Lifecycle Service Orchestration (LSO)
Network Infrastructure
Connectivity Services
• E-Line, E-LAN, E-Tree, E-Access, E-Transit
• Information Model & OAM
STANDARDIZED & CERTIFIED SERVICES
E-Transit
E-Access E-Line E-Tree
E-LAN
STANDARDIZED LIFECYCLE FRAMEWORKS
Service Lifecycle
• Product Catalogue
• Service Ordering
• Configuration & Setup
• Performance Reporting
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STANDARDIZED ARCHITECTURE
• UNIs and ENNIs
• EVCs and OVCs
• vNIDs
Service Architecture
Carrier Ethernet Network
End-to-End Carrier Ethernet Service
Carrier Ethernet Network
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LSO and Programmatic Control
To programmatically control a service, one needs to know:
1. What it is – Formal information model defining service constructs
2. What can I do – APIs to manipulate the service
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Service Configuration/Activation APIs: Single Operator
• Service – EVC: EVPL
• Decomposition – EVC segments
• Flow domains – Forwarding
groups
• Network – Technology
group
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Carrier Ethernet Information Model
Carrier Ethernet Management Information Model
Defined in MEF 7.2, updates in-progress in MEF 7.3
• Define the set of management information necessary for Carrier Ethernet services
• Provide the base model that will be applied to specific management interfaces – Network Management to Element Management Layer
(NML-EML)
– SDN Control of Network Infrastructure
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Management Information Model
• MEF Retail Service Catalog – Class Hierarchy using Service Types, Service Definitions
and Service Components (UNI, EVC)
E-Line
MEF Retail Service Catalog
E-LAN E-Tree
EVC
UNIs
EVC per
UNI
EPL EVPL EP-LAN EVP-LAN EP-Tree EVP-Tree
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MEF 7.2 Information Model
Q.840.1 Relationship Diagram of Ethernet Network View and
Equipment View
Q.840.1 Relationship Diagram of Ethernet Service Configuration Managed Entities
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Service Configuration and Activation
Ongoing Service and Operations Committee project
• Framework of service requests to – Configure and activate Carrier Ethernet services
• Define – Requirements, use cases, business processes,
information and data models
– Application Programming Interface definitions (APIs)
• In context of activation phases
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Service Activation Sequence
• Use information model
• Define API
• Apply standard methodology – sequence diagram
• Show interaction between object and processes
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Service Configuration/Activation APIs: Multi-Operator
• Service – EVC: EVPL
• Decomposition – Multi-operator
• Flow domains – Forwarding
groups
• Network – Technology
groups
– Multi-operator
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Lifecycle Service Orchestration
• Multi-Technology, Multi-Provider, Multi-Domain
OTN Core Ethernet Access
Network Operator (Wholesale Access Provider)
Self-service Web Portal
Service Provider/ Business Applications
(OSS/BSS)
APIs
Fulfillment, Control, Performance, Assurance,
Usage, Analytics, Security, Policy
Ethernet Access
Network Operator (Retail Service Provider)
MPLS Core
User Service Endpoint
User Service Endpoint
Operator Service Endpoint
APIs
End-to-End Network as a Service
MEF initiative to promote collaboration
among industry stakeholders for the definition, delivery
and management of open connectivity services
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Relationship with SDN and NFV
• Don’t reinvent the wheel
• Each forum brings domain expertise
• Who is doing what, how is it related
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