1. IETF 97th SUPA Working Group
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2. 97th IETF SUPA Working Group
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3. 97th IETF SUPA Working Group
Agenda
1. Note Well, Admin, Agenda Review, WG Status
2. Update from Last Meeting
3. Current Working Group Documents
3.1 Generic Policy Information Model for Simplified Use of SUPA
3.2 Generic Policy Data Model for Simplified Use of SUPA
3.3 SUPA Policy-based Management Framework
5. Other I-Ds
5.1 Examples based on draft-cheng-supa-applicability-00
4. Any Other Business
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4. Administrative Audio Streaming/Recording Scribes
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Minute Takers & Etherpad
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5. 97th IETF SUPA Working Group
1. Working Group Status
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6. 2. Updates from the Last Meeting
1. Limited communication on list
We strongly encourage the mailing list to be more actively used for all Working Group discussions
Especially for open issues
Chairs see progress on topics between I-D authors, but conclusions should be coped to the list
Future meeting time will be scheduled relative to mailing list discussion
2. Lack examples of how SUPA will be used
Where to document Applicability?
Framework I-D looks like a good place
Need to survey operators and identify use case affinities
3. OpenSource
Hackathons
Early implementations would help discussion, this only has to be the “model for the engine”, simple examples to include: inputs, outputs, events and conditions
MEF OpenLSO
See next slide
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7. 4. Known Implementations
IETF 97 – I2NSF Hackathon
Sue Hares
SUPA policy - helped developed I2NSF capability information model The I2NSF capability information model helped us develop the I2NSF yang data model.
Paul Jeong’s team took the I2NSF Yang data models.
They modified the single data models into multiple to create logical pieces, and implemented this code between IETF 96 an IETF 97 for the Hackathon at this IETF (IETF 97).
It supports filtering (firewall, DPI, forwarding) or bypass (DPI, forwarding). It supported a VoIP filtering.
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8. 4. Planned Implementations
MEF
John Strassner (Orchestration Area Co-Director of the MEF) & SUPA I-D(s) Author
“We have the following uses of SUPA artefacts planned”
Use the SUPA IM and DM as-is, and then add to both, to represent policies to manage MEF Third Network Services;
use the above SUPA models and extensions in the MEF policy-driven orchestration project
use the above SUPA models and extensions in the MEF OpenLSO project to develop open source tools and open source policy systems
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