Welcome to Atlanta! 2015 MEF Q4 Members Meeting. Kevin Vachon MEF COO Housekeeping Items

Welcome to Atlanta!

2015 MEF Q4 Members Meeting

Kevin VachonMEF COO

Housekeeping Items

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Plenary Session Agenda

Session Presenters

3:00 Introduction and Housekeeping Items Kevin Vachon, MEF COO

3:10 President's Report Nan Chen, MEF President

3:30 MEF Committees Readouts Committee Co-chairs

4:30 UNITE Readout Program Co-chairs

4:45 OpenCloud Connect Update TBD

5:00 Software Advisory Group Formation and Mandate Ralph Santitoro, MEF Distinguished Fellow

5:15 End of Plenary

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Quarterly, Annual Meetings & GEN SeriesEvent Date Location Notes

GEN15 Nov. 16-19 Dallas, USA Omni Hotel

Quarterly Jan. 25-28 Scottsdale, USA Scottsdale Resort

Quarterly April 25-28 Rome, ItalyA-Roma HotelSpecial Events Hosted by TI/Sparkle

Annual Aug. 1-4 Boston or San Francisco

Quarterly Oct. 24 - 27 TBD

GEN16 Nov. TBD TBD

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Regional Engagement - Seminar Series

Regional cities under consideration for 2016

APAC• Sydney, Australia • Auckland, New Zealand• Beijing, China• Singapore & Bangkok

CALA• Santiago, Chile • Mexico City, Mexico • Buenos Aires, Argentina • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

EMEA• London, United Kingdom • Johannesburg, South Africa• Germany (Bonn or Frankfurt)• Nairobi, Kenya

• Buenos Aires, Argentina • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

www.GEN15.com

NOVEMBER 16-19 | OMNI HOTEL | DALLAS, TX, USA

Global gathering of professionals enabling the future of agile, assured

and orchestrated network services powered by CE

2.0, LSO, SDN and NFV

Host Operator:

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GEN15 Progress Report • On target for 1,250+ attendees, 325+ organizations,

40+ countries. 50+ sponsor signed• 12 PoC Teams• 250+ service & technology executives• 120+ Cloud, CE, LSO, SDN, NFV expert speakers• 2nd MEF Certified Professionals Convention• 2nd Pre-conference Verizon Partner Conference and

Cisco/A-Lu workshops• 1st MEF LSO Hackathon • 1st Services Interconnect Zone• 1st Enterprise Day with Network Computing• MEF Excellence Awards Dinner• MEF Information Area & OCC Booth• 50+ global press and analysts

www.gen15.com/hackathon

Nov 17 & 18 @ GEN15More Info at the BoF Session Tonight!!

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MEF Bylaws Changes• Member Comment Period Closed Early Sept

– Main Bylaws Document– Code Contribution and S/W License Agreements

• Wide variety of Input Received by ~ 12 Member Companies

• Changes to Proposed Bylaws Incorporated – New Patents Review Process to Be Proposed

• Discussion with Several Legal Counsels Ongoing• Board Approval and Member Approval to be

Sought

Nan ChenMEF President

President’s ReportHighlights From Vancouver

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Welcome!Newest Members

Auditor

The 2015-2016 Board

Alessandro TalottaTelecom Italia Sparkle

Shahar SteiffPCCW Global

Jeff SchmitzSpirent (OCC)

Scott MansfieldSecretaryEricsson

Michael Strople ChairmanAllstream

Vincent AlesiVerizon

Axel ClaubergDeutsche Telekom AG

Zhao HuilingChina Telecom

Eric PuetzTreasurerAT&T Labs

Raghu RanganathanCiena

Ralph SantitoroFujitsu Network Comm.

James WalkerTata Communications

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Lance HassanTime Warner Cable

Nan ChenPresident

CENX

Ken CountwayComcast

Pascal MenezesMicrosoft

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Dr. Robert M. MetcalfeUniversity of Texas

Hon

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Kevin VachonMEF

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Third Network & LSO Research• Planned & potential joint projects covering CE 2.0 & LSO-

related service and technology trends & issues

Services Technology Status

a a Third Network/LSO Survey Report & Analyst Report (Mar 15)

a CE 2.0 Adoption Trends & the Impact of LSO (Survey + Report, Aug 15)

a aMove Toward On-Demand Ethernet

Connectivity Services (Research Note, Sep 15)

a aDynamic Third Network Services

Enabled By LSO, SDN, NFV (Survey + Report, Dec 15)

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IHS expects ~5% of CE services to be purchased on-demand by 2020*

*Instant Gratification: Carriers Need On-Demand Services To Satisfy Customer Demand, IHS, September 2015

Global Ethernet Services Market

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What are the top service features impacting your Ethernet services customers’ purchasing decisions in the past 12 months?

Top 4 differentiators: (1) extensive service coverage, (2) end-to-end SLAs with performance visibility, (3) bandwidth scalability, and (4) rapid service turn-up.

Service Feature Not Important

Somewhat Important Important Very

Important Key Factor Rank

Extensive service coverage within or between metro markets 0% 13% 25% 39% 23% 1End-to-end SLAs with performance visibility (availability, frame delay, inter-frame delay variation / frame delay range, packet delivery)

2% 16% 23% 36% 23% 2

Bandwidth scalability - for example, 2 Mbit/s up to 10 Gbit/s 0% 15% 31% 44% 11% 3Rapid service turn-up, including flow-through automation of entire service delivery process 4% 25% 32% 27% 13% 4

Automated pricing 18% 31% 29% 13% 9% 5

100 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity 38% 29% 20% 7% 7% 6

Bandwidth on-demand (manual, scheduled, or threshold-driven dynamic capacity changes within minutes or hours) 23% 34% 30% 7% 5% 7

Application-aware networking - network resources are optimized to meet the bandwidth and performance requirements of particular applications 29% 32% 27% 9% 4% 8

Virtualized network services using NFV - for example, virtual firewall, virtual router, etc. 38% 36% 18% 4% 4% 9

Network-as-a-Service (a subscriber gets a slice of the service provider's network so that they can manage it as if it is their own VPN) 25% 34% 29% 11% 2% 10

MEF Survey – Carrier Ethernet Services Market Evolution & The Impact Of LSO (Sep 2015)

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What will be the top service features impacting your Ethernet services customers’ purchasing decisions in the next 18 months?

Top 4 differentiators grow in importance: (1) extensive service coverage, (2) end-to-end SLAs with performance visibility, (3) bandwidth scalability, and (4) rapid service turn-up. Bandwidth-on-demand jumps to No. 5.

Service Feature Important Very Important Key Factor Rank Previous 12

Months Comment

Extensive service coverage within or between metro markets 27% 42% 26% 1 1

Differentiation value increases for top 4

End-to-end SLAs with performance visibility (availability, frame delay, inter-frame delay variation / frame delay range, packet delivery) 25% 46% 23% 2 2

Bandwidth scalability - for example, 2 Mbit/s up to 10 Gbit/s 30% 43% 23% 3 3

Rapid service turn-up, including flow-through automation of entire service delivery process 20% 48% 20% 4 4

Bandwidth on-demand (manual, scheduled, or threshold-driven dynamic capacity changes within minutes or hours)

30% 21% 14% 5 7 Biggest climb

Automated pricing 40% 22% 13% 6 5

100 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity 29% 21% 11% 7 6 Big jump in differentiation value

Application-aware networking - network resources are optimized to meet the bandwidth and performance requirements of particular applications

29% 18% 9% 8 8

Network-as-a-Service (a subscriber gets a slice of the service provider's network so that they can manage it as if it is their own VPN) 35% 20% 7% 9 10 Climb

Virtualized network services using NFV - for example, virtual firewall, virtual router, etc. 36% 11% 5% 10 9

MEF Survey – Carrier Ethernet Services Market Evolution & The Impact Of LSO (Sep 2015)

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MEF Certification ProgramsCE 2.0 Certified Service Providers

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MEF-CECPsCE 2.0 Certified Equipment Vendors

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153

253Certified Equipment Manufacturers

Certified Devices

• 397+ Companies• 200+ SPs• 76 Countries

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LSO Reference Architecture (LB Q4 2015)SP DomainCustomer Domain Partner Domain

Network Infrastructure

Application Coordinator

Service Provider/ Business Applications

Partner Domain/Business Applications

Element Control and Management

Infrastructure Control and Management

PRESTO(LSO:ICM)

ALLEGRO(SVP:LSO)

LEGATO(BUS:LSO)

CANTATA(SVP:BUS)



RONDO(AC:SVP)

Service Portal

ADAGIO (ICM:ECM)

LEGATO(BUS:LSO)

PRESTO(LSO:ICM)

ADAGIO (ICM:ECM)

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Gat

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INTERLUDE (LSO:LSO)

SONATA(BUS:BUS)

Domain Architecture may follow ETSI NFV MANO, ONF SDN, or

legacy.PRESTO abstraction remains the same.

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Common Information Model

Core Project Specific

InterfaceProfiles

Pruning/Refactoring

Papyrus

Guidelines

UML Modelin

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Common Inform

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Model Docu

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InterfaceDataSchemas

Mapping

InterfaceEncodings

Mapping

Mapping

UML to Data Schema Mappings Guidelines

UML toYang

UML toXSD

UML Modeling & Interface Development Process Document

MEF Common Information ModelMEF CIM Project Scope

MEF CIM Project Scope

MEF Interface ProfileProject Scope

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ITU and MEF Sign MOU Oct 11/15

WHEREAS, ITU and MEF now desire to express their mutual intent to cooperate for the purpose of driving standards-development and related program work to enable Carrier Ethernet and the next generation of agile, assured and orchestrated connectivity services, and to enhance related knowledge infrastructure capabilities globally with a special focus on developing countries.

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1. Outstanding Contributor Award will represent the MEF leaders and participants whose contributions in one or more of the committees proved instrumental in shaping and progressing works of the MEF

2. The Active Contributor Award will be presented to members who have consistently participated in committee activities during the year.

3. The 2015 Distinguished Fellow Award is given annually to an individual who has contributed significantly to the MEF and the Carrier Ethernet industry over a long period of time and has demonstrated exceptional leadership within the MEF – awarded at GEN15

2015

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Editor Awards

Lucy Yong, Huawei TechnologiesMEF 10.3z Amendment to MEF 10.3 UNI Resiliency Enhancement

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Editor Awards

Brian Hedstrom, MEFChunming Liu, T-Mobile USAMEF Carrier Ethernet Performance Reporting Framework

Committees/Program Update

Eric PuetzAT&T, Co-ChairJohn Hawkins

Ciena, Co-Chair

Certification Committee Update

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CE 2.0 Certification - Additions

• First vendors to be announced in GEN15• Launch of pilot phase for service providers in

GEN15

E-Transit

• Launch of pilot phase for equipment vendors in GEN15

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Need for Incremental CertificationAutomated Cloud-Centric ModelPre-Defined Connectivity Model

2004 2015 & Future

Dynamic Capacity - API-DrivenEthernet Cloud Carrier

Dynamic Capacity – Manual, Threshold

Cloud Broker Services

Application-Aware Networking

API-Driven Performance-On-Demand “Connect Me”

Cloud + On-Demand WAN Connectivity

Automated, Self-Service Provision (One Network)

Automated, Self-Service Provisioning (Multi-Network)

10GE UNI Services

Standardized Ethernet Services Over Single Network

Hybrid Layer 2 / 3 VPNs

Multiple Access Options

Ultra-Low Latency

100GE UNI Services

Multi-COS w/ Standardized Performance Goals

Service Performance SLAs Standardized Services / Manageability Over Interconnected Networks

Accelerated / Automated Delivery

Standardized E-Access

100G Wavelength ServicesExpanded Service Coverage

Real-Time Performance Management w/Granularity

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CE 2.0 Reference Services and Modules

Welcome to Atlanta!

2015 MEF Q4 Meeting

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InformationModels

DataModels

ApplicationProgramming Interfaces

Business Processes

Use Cases

Business Requirements

Proof ofConcept

Agile

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Orchestrated

Multi-DomainEthernetServices

Define, streamline and standardize Processes for buying, selling, delivering and operating MEF-defined services.

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SOC Project Update Incubation

Project Approved

CfC #1 CfC #2Letter Ballot

Ratification

Lifecycle Service Orchestration Reference Architecture (Scott Mansfield)

Ethernet Service Configuration and Activation API Iterative Test Suite Framework Project (Sebastien Jobert)

IncubationProject

ApprovedCfC #1 CfC #2

Letter Ballot

Ratification

IncubationProject


Letter Ballot

Ratification

Ethernet Product Catalog (August-Wilhelm Jagau)

IncubationProject


Letter Ballot

Ratification

Ethernet Ordering (Miguel Alvarez/Letty Walker)

IncubationProject


Letter Ballot

Ratification

Ethernet Service Configuration and Activation (Jack Pugaczewski)

IncubationProject


Letter Ballot

Ratification

Ethernet Performance Reporting (Chunming Liu)

IncubationProject


Letter Ballot

Ratification

Ethernet Services Qualification Questionnaire (Colin Stormont)

IncubationProject


Letter Ballot

Ratification

Ethernet Serviceability (Manoj Manoharan)

IncubationProject


Letter Ballot

Ratification

Ethernet Interconnect Point (Dan Blemings)

This Week:

Monday, 2:00p – 2:30pTuesday, 9:00a - 10:30a

Wednesday, 7:30a - 9:00aThursday, 11:00a - 12:30p

Wednesday, 4:00p - 4:15p

Tuesday, 7:30a - 9:00amWednesday, 11:00a - 12:30p

Wednesday, 9:00a -11:00a

None


Thursday, 9:30a - 11:00a


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Service Configuration & Activation (SCA)The Third Network Vision and Strategy is built upon Lifecycle Service Orchestration (LSO).

MEF SCA API is an implementation of the PRESTO interface• SCA defines the network

management reference point needed to manage the network infrastructure, including network view management functions.

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LSO and MEF SCA API In Action• GEN15 LSO Hackathon will be used to accelerate the

development of LSO APIs, SDN controller plugins and LSO orchestration solutions– Multiple teams will be participating in various aspects of the project– MEF-led team will demonstrate the CfC #2 implementation of the MEF SCA API and

use results of the Hackathon as feedback into the implementation and definition of MEF SCA API.

– The LSO Hackathon will facilitate discussion, collaboration and the development of ideas, sample code and solutions that can be used through the Open Source community for the benefit of service providers and technology vendors

https://wiki.mef.net/display/SP/GEN15+LSO+Hackathon+Home+Page+-+MEF+Members



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Carrier Ethernet Performance Reporting Framework

Objective: Define a Carrier Ethernet Service Performance Reporting Framework in which Carrier Ethernet Network (CEN) Operators provide their customers with access to KPI performance data and statistics through a standardized interface.

Accomplishments• Framework specification passed Letter

Ballot vote and is awaiting final approval by the Board of Directors

• Specification includes use cases, business process flow, information model and an example RESTful API with JSON payloads

Next Steps: • Incorporate the information

model into the Common Information Model (CIM)

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Phase 2 will develop a ordering approach to efficiently support MEF services for use by all carriers globally. This activity is also a joint project with ATIS OBF.

Ethernet Ordering

Phase 1 completed earlier this year – joint project with ATIS OBF to update ASR guidelines to fully support MEF specifications. ASOG 50 launched March 2015.

• Miguel Alvarez (MEF/CableLabs) and Letty Walker (ATIS/CenturyLink) will be leading the phase 2 effort.

• UML Model for EVPL Service currently being developed

Welcome to Atlanta!


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MEF work: 4 Technical Areas

CEN A CEN B

Services (Subscriber view)

User Network Interface (UNI)

Architecture (Functional view of Interfaces &

Services)

Management (Models, Service OAM,

Service Activation)

Test (Abstract Test Suites)

Services (Operator view)

External Network Network Interface (ENNI)

CE CE

Customer Equipment

CEN C

CEN

Services

APIs

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MEF work: Services Area

CEN A CEN B

MEF 6.2 EVC Services (Subscriber view)

User Network Interface (UNI)

MEF 51 OVC ServicesMEF 43 vNIDMEF 33 E-Access(Operator view)

External Network Network Interface (ENNI)

CE CE

Customer Equipment

CEN CServices

Service DefinitionsService Attributes• Amendment to MEF 10.3 - UNI

Resiliency Enhancement• ENNI and OVC Attributes (MEF 26.2)

• Adhoc – Control Protocols

Implementation Agreements• Mobile Backhaul Phase 3• Class of Service Phase 3

• Adhoc – token share (bandwidth profile)• Adhoc – Access E-Line with Management

LB

Virtual or Physical Endpoint

Virtual or Physical Endpoint

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Network Layer

SDN ControllerElement Management

Lifecycle Service Orchestrator

MP MPCEN A CEN B

CE CE

Customer Equipment

CEN C

MEF work: Management Area

Service Activation and Test• Adhoc – Revision to SAT (MEF 48.x)

Protocol Neutral Information Model• MEF Common Information Model• MEF 7.3 CE Information Model• Cloud Services Management InterfaceProtocol specific Data Model• YANG Modules for MEF Services• Adhoc – URN Namespace

Legato

Presto

Adagio

Service Orchestrator NBI

Protocol Neutral Information Model• Adhoc – Resource Models

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Q3/Q4 2015 DecisionsProgress 2015 Q3 (Vancouver)

(https://wiki.mef.net/display/TC/2015Q3-TCMotions)

2015 Q4 (Atlanta)

(Proposed)New LBs AA UNI MBH IA (MEF 22.2)

UML GuidelinesNew ADs AA UNI

ENNI & OVC (MEF 26.2)MBH IA

MBH IA (MEF 22.2)ENNI and OVC attributes (MEF 26.2)

New CfCBs CoS IA (MEF 23.2)ENNI & OVC (MEF 26.2)MBH IA (MEF 22.2)UML Guidelines

CE Info Model (MEF 7.3)CoS IA (MEF 23.2)ENNI and OVC attributes (MEF 26.2)

New Work 1 New Project (MEF CIM)5 Ad-hocs

1 modified project proposal (YANG)4 or 5 new projects

Other 3 outgoing Liaisons

Need more Member Companies to participate- Wiki Discussions, Comments, Voting

Global MC Co-Chairs

Ralph SantitoroFujitsu

Rami Yaron Telco Systems

Matthew Duckworth Verizon

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MEF Marketing Committee Teams• Regional Co-Chairs

– EMEA• Gary Williams – NEW Co-Chair• Johan Witters

– Benelux• Johan Witters• Marc Panneel

– Nordics• Youcef Ayad

– CALA• Emerson Moura • Andres Ramos

• MEF Staff– Bruno Giguere– Stan Hubbard– Mary Hecht-Kissell– Ana Maciel– Trisha Layante – Kevin Vachon– Lori Vachon

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White Papers

Vision and StrategyBased on Network as a Service

Principles

November 2014

Carrier Ethernet and SDNPart 1

An Industry Perspective

August 2014

Carrier Ethernet and SDNPart 2

Practical Considerations

September 2014

CE 2.0 Service Management Lifecycle

August 2014

The Third Network Lifecycle Service

Orchestration Vision

February 2015

Understanding Bandwidth Profiles for

MEF 6.2 Service Definitions

June 2015

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Seminars, Workshops and Surveys – Q3

– Sao Paulo

• Event Workshops and Panel Sessions– Network Virtualization & SDN World

– Network Virtualization & SDN, USA

– Network Virtualization & SDN, ASIA

– SDN & OpenFlow World Congress

• Surveys– Infonetics Survey

Recent Innovations Webinars – Q3

Upcoming• Small Cell Backhaul

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Marketing Committee Working Groups and ProjectsSocial Media MarketingCo-Chairs: J. Parkhill & G. Nienaber

CE-NFV PositioningChair: Anthony Peres

Wholesale Ethernet ServicesChair: Bob Mandeville

Prof. Cert. MarketingChair: Mark Fishburn

MEF Social Media Presence• LinkedIn (Several

Groups), Twitter

Create Positioning of CE and NFV• Focus on Use Cases

Market Wholesale Ethernet work• OVC services, EIP,

ATIS/OBF

Market MEF-CECP & MEF-C3

Ethernet Service ManagementChair: Isabelle Morency

Mobile BackhaulChair: Rami Yaron

Package & promote work on Ethernet service management• SAT Power Play, YANG

models, MIBs

Package & promote Front-, Mid-, Backhaul projects • Small Cell, • Multi-CoS• Multi-CEN

2Q15 Vancouver Meeting

Update

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• BoF tonight at 8pm (after OpenCE BoF)

• GEN15 LSO Hackathon starting Monday Nov 16

• Collaboration with ODL and OPNFV (Linux Foundation) and TM Forum – support from Cisco DevNet, Cablelabs and Iometrix

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ITU and MEF to Cooperate on Standards

Areas of cooperation include:• Joint steering committee• Leadership workshops • Standards references and contributions

– ITU-T Study Groups expected to play leading roles in ITU-MEF collaboration include: • Study Group 11 – protocols and test specifications• Study Group 13 – future networks, including cloud computing, mobile,

and next-generation networks• Study Group 15 – networks, technologies, and infrastructures for

transport, access, and home

• Certification and Conformance Testing

http://www.itu.int/en/ITU-T/studygroups/2013-2016/11/Pages/default.aspx



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Other Updates• ONF

– Common Information Model– CE 2.0 using OpenFlow – seeking new editor

• ETSI-NFV– Marketing Committee to liaise White Paper with

EVE002 and engage with ETSI-NFV resources– Continue supporting the standardizations

landscape being documented by EVE006

• TM Forum– SCA API

OpenCloud Connect Update

Host Sponsor Co-Sponsor

October 2015

Software Advisory Group

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Mandate

"Establish a board working group called the Software Advisory Group to investigate all issues

that the MEF must consider as we incorporate Software Development into the work of the MEF to

achieve our vision"

LSO, SDN and NFV Work of the MEF

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Milestones

OctSeptAug Nov

SAG Created

Software Landscape

Review

Communication Plan

MEF Software Artifact

Definition

Draft Internal Contribution Process

Initial Toolset and Project

Selection

MEF Software Artifact

Definition

Legal Framework Update Starts


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Engagement

• This update• Email to members• Webinars• Public software prototyping events

• Engage the market in MEF LSO work• GEN15 LSO Hackathon as a starting point

• Announcement after GEN15• Facilitate inter-organizational alignment

– UNITE Projects


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LSO Reference ArchitectureSP DomainCustomer Domain Partner Domain

Network Infrastructure

Application Coordinator

Service Provider/ Business Applications

Partner Domain/Business Applications



PRESTO(LSO:ICM)

ALLEGRO(SVP:LSO)

LEGATO(BUS:LSO)

CANTATA(SVP:BUS)



RONDO(AC:SVP)

Service Portal

ADAGIO (ICM:ECM)

LEGATO(BUS:LSO)

PRESTO(LSO:ICM)

ADAGIO (ICM:ECM)

Serv

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Gat

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INTERLUDE (LSO:LSO)

SONATA(BUS:BUS)

MEF YANG Module

Domain Controllers maybe NFV Orchestrator, SDN

Controller or Legacy EMS

Service Configuration &

Activation

MEF 7.3<All LSO Interfaces>

Product CatalogEthernet Ordering

Ethernet Interconnect

Service Availability

Ethernet Performance

Reporting

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Model/Code

Check/Build

Test/Certify

Deploy/Publish

Evolve

Requirements

Tools, Process & Artifacts

Artifacts

Data models: UML/YANG/JSON API specifications

Code: Hackathon & POCsMEF-owned and certified

Quality-controlled

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Model/Code

Check/Build

Test/Certify

Deploy/Publish

Evolve

Use Cases

Tools, Process & Artifacts

Artifacts

Data models: UML/YANG/JSON API specifications

Code: Hackathon & POCsMEF-owned and certified

Quality-controlled

Q4 Meeting BoF

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Q4 BoF Session• 7:00 – 8:00pm

– Open Carrier Ethernet – Bill Rembert• 8:00 – 9:00pm

– GEN15 LSO Hackathon - Scott Mansfield; Adolfo Perez; James Kim; Plamen Minev

Welcome to Atlanta!


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