Defining ONAP VNF Package Model 30 June 2017 Andrew J. Mayer, Ph.D. © 2016 AT&T Intellectual Property. All rights reserved. AT&T and the AT&T logo are trademarks of AT&T Intellectual Property. AT&T Proprietary (Internal Use Only). Not for use or disclosure outside the AT&T companies except under written agreement.

What Develop a common VNF Package Model (information model & TOSCA representation) for ONAP which will allow Service Providers to rapidly integrate VNFs into ONAP so that they can rapidly introduce capabilities to their customers and within their infrastructure ONAP Architecture Storage Compute VNFs / Applications Networking ONAP Portal Design Functions Operational Functions E – Services BSS / OSS Big Data External Data Movement & APIs Data Collection & Analytics Common Services, Data Movement, Access Control & APIs Controllers Engineering Rules & Inventory Service Orchestrator Active & Available Inventory Dashboard OA&M Operation Administration & Maintenance ONAP Controller Recipe/Engineering Rules & Policy Distribution Service Design & Creation Analytic Application Design Policy Creation

Why Service Providers need to provide a clear and unambiguous abstraction of the Network Cloud so that VNFs can describe their infrastructure requirements in a common and consistent fashion. Service Providers want to rapidly integrate VNFs into ONAP so that they can rapidly introduce capabilities to their customers and within their infrastructure. Service Providers want to manage the entire lifecycle of VNFs within ONAP in a common way so that they can ensure orchestration, manageability and control of each VNF in an easily integratable and low cost way. VNF Providers we want to know how to package and implement VNFs for any Network Cloud so VNF Providers can minimize cost and maximize value. Model Driven approach: a cohesive way to have a shared view of information describing the VNF Package that can be used as input into a model driven process to enable automated on-boarding and lifecycle management of VNFs into the ONAP environment.

VNF SDK Project

VNF Package Model Within VNF SDK Project

Use Cases for VNF-SDK

VNF Package Initial Scope for Release 1

VNF Package Model Per ETSI NFV SOL001, SOL004, SOL005 Prod. Name Compute Req. Vendor ID VNF Package Model Storage Req. Business Version Networking Req. Change Log Technical - VNF Descriptor Resource Metadata License – terms and conditions VNF flavors Description, type, category from VNF-D SW Image Connection Graph Scale Mgmt. API – SOL005 Operational Lifecycle Monitoring FM, PM, Usage LCM scripts Policy Fault/PM scripts Testing Usage scripts Opt. Functional Ca[abilities Scale Scripts Package Integrity & Authenticity Policy Scripts SOL001 endorsing TOSCA NFV Profile Artifacts Integrity & Authenticity Testing Scripts SOL004 Sensitive Artifacts Encryption Security Features

Related ONAP Projects VNF-SDK: VNF Package Creation VNF-SDK: VNF Package Validation VNF Requirements Project VNF Validation Program (ONAP ICE) Modeling Sub-committee SD&C Project Policy Project Standards Coordination Other projects that use VNF Package Info (APP-C, VF-C, DC&A, etc.)

High Level Project Plan For Release 1 Focus: Technical Requirements, Resource Metadata, Business Information, Fault and Performance Analysis of current VNF Package Models and Requirements Refine High Level Mindmap Define UML Information Model for VNF Package (reuse existing models where appropriate, e.g. core node types from OASIS) Define TOSCA Representation (build from OASIS effort)

Time Line M1 Project Scope 29 June M2 Functionality 3 August M3 API

Related Industry Activities ETSI VNF Packaging Information Model OPNFV On-Boarding TM Forum ZOOM TM Forum Multi-Provider VF On-boarding ONAP VNF Requirements (particularly ECOMP & HEAT) ONAP Open-O VNF Management Requirements & TOSCA Template Open-O VNF Template OASIS VNF Profiles MEF TOSCA Guidelines OSM (VNF Wizard, YANG)

VNF Package Mindmap (high level)

UML Model (example)

TOSCA (Example)

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