Common NFVI Telco Taskforce Paris Face-To-Face Sessions Jonathan Beltran, AT&T Agenda Review July 2019 My name is Jonathan Beltran with AT&T   I'll be going over the agenda briefly, and helping keep things moving forward since we've got more than enough planned to cover I'm here to help guide the sessions to a successful completion

The Sessions Three full days ahead Facilitated and presented by various members of CNTT Breaks for lunch and refreshments A lot of prep went in, yet this is also a work in progress We'll follow the agenda, make modifications and pivots as needed Do our best to keep on course  

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Day 1 – High Level Opening Remarks Current Status & Vision Overview & Level Setting Community Technology Update Reference Model Review (Latest Version)

Day 2 – High Level Technology (Reference Model) Release 2 Scoping Technology Working Group   Security Operations & Management Development

Day 3 – High Level Technology (Reference Architecture) Principles and Straw-man Sponsorship and Support OVP & CVC Ecosystems Where Do We Go From Here Adoption Strategy / Membership

Additional Things To Know Paris agenda wiki includes presentations https://wiki.lfnetworking.org/display/LN/July+2019+CNTT+Face+to+Face+Working+Session Use Etherpad links on agenda Will monitor the online comments and questions also CNTT Reference Model https://cntt-n.github.io/CNTT/ Code of Conduct https://events.linuxfoundation.org/code-of-conduct/ Photographer and videographer will be on-site

Appendix The Linux Foundation Internal Use Only 11/9/2019

Tomorrow – Day 1 Morning Afternoon WHEN TOPIC PRESENTERS WHEN TOPIC 09:00 Welcome Message & Housekeeping Orange 13:30 Ref Model – Ch. 2 Rabi Abdel 09:15 Agenda Review Jonathan Beltran 14:00 Ref Model – Ch. 3 Sabine Demel, Mark Shostak 09:25 Opening Remarks David Hutton, Heather Kirksey 15:30 Ref Model – Ch. 4 Tom Kivlin 10:00 Overview & Level Setting Mark Cottrell, Rabi Abdel 16:00 Ref Model – Ch. 5 Karine Sevilla 11:00 Community Technology Update Rabi Abdel 16:30 Ref Model – Ch. 6 Pankaj Goyal From: Too many separate solutions for VNF and NFVi lifecycle management and onboarding To: Simplified & VNF on-boarding, Reduced time and cost of operationalizing a VNF through a common NFV Framework* 11:30 Panel Discussion Reference Model: Overall Concepts Beth Cohen, Jorg Aelken, Pankaj Goyal, Rabi Abdel, Mehmet Toy 17:00 Ref Model – Ch. 7 Pankaj Goyal, Mark Shostak 17:30 Day 1 – Wrap Up Jonathan Beltran 12:00 Ref Model – Intro & Ch. 1 Jonathan Beltran, Beth Cohen

Today – Day 2 Morning Afternoon WHEN TOPIC PRESENTERS WHEN TOPIC 09:00 Opening Recap Jonathan Beltran 13:30 Ref Model - Ch. 8 (NFVI Security) Beth Cohen 09:15 Reference Model: Release 2 Scope Walter Kozlowski, Rabi Abdel, Mark Shostak 14:00 Ref Model – Ch. 9 (Operations) Mark Shostak 11:00 Technology WG Overview Rabi Abdel 14:30 Ref Model – Ch. 7 (R1 Development) Pankaj Goyal, Mark Shostak 15:45 Ref Model – Ch. 3 (R1 Development) Sabine Demel, Mark Shostak 16:30 Ref Model – Ch. 5 (R1 Development) Karine Sevilla From: Too many separate solutions for VNF and NFVi lifecycle management and onboarding To: Simplified & VNF on-boarding, Reduced time and cost of operationalizing a VNF through a common NFV Framework* 17:00 Ref Model – Ch. 6 (R1 Development) Pankaj Goyal 17:00 Ref Model – Ch. 6 (R1 Development) Beth Cohen, Tom Kivlin 18:00 Day 1 – Wrap Up Jonathan Beltran

Today – Day 3 Morning Afternoon WHEN TOPIC PRESENTERS WHEN TOPIC 09:00 Opening Recap Jonathan Beltran 13:30 Enhancements to Test Proj. / OVP & CVC Ecosystems Rabi Abdel, Heather Kirksey 09:15 Panel Discussion: Reference Architecture Principles Walter Kozlowski, Karine Sevilla, Pankaj Goyal, Rabi Abdel 14:30 Reference Implementation / OVP & CVC Ecosystems Fu Qiao, Jim Baker, Bin Hu 11:00 Ref Arch – Straw-man Rabi Abdel, Mark Shostak 15:45 Panel Discussion: Adoption Strategy / Membership Mark Cottrell, Rabi Abdel, David Hutton, Heather Kirksey, Jeff Collins, Jonne Soinenen 17:15 Closing & Next Steps Jonathan Beltran From: Too many separate solutions for VNF and NFVi lifecycle management and onboarding To: Simplified & VNF on-boarding, Reduced time and cost of operationalizing a VNF through a common NFV Framework*