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Janine RebeloHead of Global Ethernet Product Development

Vodafone

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

30min

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NetworkOperator 1

Evolution to The Third Network

Regional Office 2

NetworkOperator 2

Regional Office 1

Service Provider

Data Center

Services

Agile, Assured, Orchestrated

Agile = On-demand

Assured = E2E SLAs

Orchestrated = Automated

Open = Software Defined

Examples:

• On-demand Bandwidth Increase

OPEN

OPEN

OPEN

• Establishing New Connections

Head Office

Self-service Web Portal

StaticConnectivity

Services

• App-Driven Network Changes• L3 to L7 services

Third NetworkServices

Internet

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Business

The MEF Third Network Vision

UNI

UNI

UNI

VM

Third NetworkProvider

VNF VNF VNFVNF

VNF VNFUNI

VNF VNF

ENNI

ENNI

Third Network Provider

SDN

Home

Mobile

Virtual ConnectionHead Office

Data Center

Mobile Phone& Tablet

Home

ENNI

Cloud Provider

VNF

VNF

VNF

VNF

SDN Controller NFV MANO

• 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

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The Third Network Value

Feature Description

On-Demand Customer self-provisioning for services

Cloud Connected Connect to all the global public and private cloud providers

Visible E2E SLAs Customer visible E2E SLAs. Availability and Performance

NFaaS Network Function as a Service L3-L7 Value Add-Ons

Real-Time Network

Optimized for real-time traffic

Orchestrated Low touch work flow processes

Automated Reduction of op-ex

Ubiquitous Orchestrated over more automated and interconnected autonomous networks

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Lifecycle Service Orchestration (LSO)

OTN Core Ethernet Access

Network Operator 2(Access Provider)

Ethernet Access

Network Operator 1(Retail Service Provider)

MPLS Core

UserService Endpoint


OperatorService Endpoint

Service Provider Business Applications

Infrastructure & Element Control & Management

Infrastructure & Element Control & Management

End-to-End Network as a Service

Operator Virtual Connection Operator Virtual Connection

Self-serviceWeb Portal

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$$

NFaaS (optional)

IP VPN

$$IDS/IPS

$$Firewall

$$Analytics

$$ $$ $$Carrier

NAT

BGPRouting

$$

On-demand accessto their sites and clouds

Customer Value $ Site-site connectivity $ Site-to-cloud connectivity$ Additional NFaaS$ Future value added cloud services

Third Network Carrier Value

The cloud just works for a great quality of experience

Cloud Provider Value

Evolution to NFaaS

The Third Network

CloudProvider

The Third Network with Cloud Access

The Third Network

NFaaS: Network Function as a Service

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VNF VNF

VNF

SDN

SDN

SDN

OTN OTN OTN

T-SDN

Controller

OTN OTN OTN

EMS

SDN

Controller

NFV

MANO

Northbound Interfaces (NBIs)

NBIs

UNI

Self-serviceWeb Portal

Third Network & Brownfield Deployments

Southbound Interfaces (SBIs)

Leaf/SpineSDN Fabric

Data Center orHead End

PNF(PE)

PNF(P)

PNF(PE)

Wide Area Network

EMS APIs

P-SDN

Controller

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Third Network Services

Orchestrated

CE 2.0 Services

E-Line

E-LAN

E-TreeE-Access

Access E-Line

Transit E-Line

MEF LSO Framework

Orchestrated

L1-L7 Services

IP Services

SecurityServices

SD WANServices

OTN & TransportServices

AnalyticServices

Network-as-a-Service (NaaS)

Orchestrated

Telco Cloud Services

OTT Cloud Connectivity

ServicesIaaS

PaaS SaaS

Other Services

Open LSO APIs Open LSO APIs Open LSO Presto APIs

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SPECIFICATIONS

Path to the Third Network

• Reference Architecture• Information Models• API Definitions• Business Processes• Interface Profiles• Operational Threads

Architecture and Definitions forAgile, Assured and Orchestrated Services

• CE 2.0 Services• New IP and L4-L7 Services (NFaaS)• Cloud Services

IMPLEMENTATION

SERVICE ORCHESTRATION

CONNECTIVITY SERVICES

• LSO Spec Implementation• Upstream Open Source• Accelerated by LSO

Hackathon• MEFnet platform• Interfaces with OpenCS• MEF Certification

• Reference Builds• SDN, NFV and Traditional• Accelerated by LSO

Hackathon• MEFnet platform• Interfaces with OpenLSO• MEF Certification

Service AssuranceService

Assurance

Service Function Chaining




Inter-Carrier Fulfillment


Service Assurance

LSO Presto Open APIs

SOF

Operator X

E-Line

Use Cases

Data Center Packet WAN SDN Transport

Virtualized SD WAN Cloud Access

Scenarios

Business Applications

Service AssuranceService

Assurance





Inter-Carrier Fulfillment


Service Assurance

SOF

Operator Y

Use Cases

Data Center Packet WAN SDN Transport

Virtualized SD WAN Cloud Access

Scenarios


Orchestrated CE 2.0 Services

E-LAN E-Tree

Orchestrated L1-L7 Services

IP Transport SECaaS Analytics

Orchestrated Telco Cloud Services

PaaS IaaS SaaS OTT Cloud Access

LSO Presto Open APIs

LSO Legato Open APIs LSO Legato Open APIs

LSO Interlude Open APIs

LSO SonataOpen APIs

Physical Interface for

L1-L3 services

Third Network Services and Open Initiative

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MEF Activities

SDOs

Open & Closed Source

ProjectsSPECSNormative Standards

RULES, TOOLSIPR,

GOVERNANCE

MEF Committees

MEF Agile Standards

Development Lifecycle

Liaisons Collaboration

PLATFORM

ACCELERATOR

Informative reference

implementations

Coordination

Coordination

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Network as a Service - Single Domain

• 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

OSS/BSS/Orchestration

Fulfillment, Control,Performance, Assurance,

Usage, Analytics, Security, Policy

Retail Service Provider(Single Domain)




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Adaptive

DynamicAPI driven

Automation

10GE UNI

Standardized Ethernet Services

Layer 2 / 3 VPNs

Multiple Access Options

Low Latency

100GE UNI

Multi-CoS

SLAs Standardized Services

Faster Service Turn Up

E-Access

100G Transport

Real-Time PM

Programmable Cloud-Centric ModelFixed Connectivity Model

2004 2015 Future

Scal

able

, Dyn

amic

, Cu

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Coordinated

Single Domain Service Provider

1


2


3

Moving Up The Curve – Single Domain

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Network as a Service – Multi Domain

• Manual processes between Operators dominate

• Limited feature sets

• Even slower to add new service features

• Exponential complexity for 3 or more Operators


Operator 1

Retail Service Provider(Multi-Operator)

Operator 2




Fulfillment, Control,Performance, Assurance,

Usage, Analytics, Security, Policy


Fulfillment, Control,Performance, Assurance,Usage, Analytics, Security, Policy

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Adaptive

DynamicAPI driven

Automation

10GE UNI

Standardized Ethernet Services

Layer 2 / 3 VPNs

Multiple Access Options

Low Latency

100GE UNI

Multi-CoS

SLAs Standardized Services

Faster Service Turn Up

E-Access

100G Transport

Real-Time PM

Programmable Cloud-Centric ModelFixed Connectivity Model

2004 2015 Future

Scal

able

, Dyn

amic

, Cu

sto

miz

ed, U

biq

uit

ou

s

Coordinated

Moving Up The Curve - Multi-Domain

Multi Domain Service Provider

3

Operator 3A

Operator 3B

Multi Domain Service Provider

1

Operator 1A

Operator 1B Multi Domain Service Provider

2

Operator 2A

Operator 2B

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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 end-

points across a

WAN chaining

between VNFs to

form a service

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Service Lifecycle Process Model (MEF 50)

Product Catalogue* Service Ordering*

Service Activation*

Performance Reporting (MEF 52)

Lifecycle Service Orchestration Helps to Bring It All Together

Fulfillment | Performance | Control | AssuranceUsage | Analytics | Security | Policy

* Future MEF Framework Specification

Service Qualification Questionnaire (MEF 53)

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Service Lifecycle Process Model (MEF 50)

Product Lifecycle Service Operations Lifecycle

Market Analysis & Product Strategy

Product Design

Service & Resource Design

Product Launch

Marketing Fulfillment Response

Sales Proposal & Feasibility

Customer Order

Service Configuration &

Activation

Fault Management

Quality Management

Revenue Management

Service Termination

Serviceability

Fulfillment

Operation

MEF 50 leverages the TM Forum’s Business Process Framework, also referred to as the enhanced Telecom Operations Map (eTOM).

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LSO-Related MEF Activities

MEF 6.2, 33, 51, 10.3, 26.2, etc.

MEF Service Definitions(including virtualization)

Common Information Models

LSO ReferenceArchitecture & Framework

Business Process Flows

Interface ProfilesAPI Specifications& Data Models

ReferenceImplementations

API ImplementationsCertifications

MEF 7.3, Common Model, Resource

Model,Cloud Services

MEF 50.x

Profiles for LSO Presto, LSO Legato, etc.

NRP, YANG, etc.

LSO Hackathon,

ODL project, OPNFV

MEF LSO Reference

Architecture& UNITE

NRP API Test Suite

Ops Area: Product Catalog, Ordering, Performance

Reporting, Serviceability

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MEF 55: LSO Reference Architecture

Network Infrastructure

CustomerApplication Coordinator

Element Control and Management

Infrastructure Control and Management

Service Orchestration Functionality

Service Orchestration Functionality

PRESTO(SOF:ICM)

LEGATO(BUS:SOF)

Element Control and Management

Infrastructure Control and Management

ADAGIO (ICM:ECM)

LEGATO(BUS:SOF)

PRESTO(SOF:ICM)

ADAGIO (ICM:ECM)



SONATA(BUS:BUS)

INTERLUDE (SOF:SOF)

CANTATA(CUS:BUS)

ALLEGRO(CUS:SOF)

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LSO Example with SDN and NFV

Subnetwork / WAN Managers

Network Infrastructure

NFV Infrastructure

NFVO

VNFM

VNF

EM

VIMSDN Infrastructure

CANTATA APIs

ALLEGRO APIs

End User Apps

End User Apps

SONATA APIs

INTERLUDE APIs

Partner Domain

Partner Domain

LSO Business Apps

(Commercial)

LSO Business Applications

LSO Service Orchestration Functionality

LSO Service Orchestration Functionality

SDN Controllers(ODL, ONOS & RHU)

SDN Controllers

PRESTO APIs PRESTO APIsPRESTO APIs

LEGATO APIs

ADAGIO APIsOpenFlow, ADAGIO and others

LSO Customer

ApplicationCoordinator

LSO Customer

ApplicationCoordinator

Subnetwork / WAN Managers

NFVO

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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

Event SponsorsSeminar Series Sponsor

Janine RebeloHead of Global Ethernet Product Development

Vodafone

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

30min

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