1. Open Transport Config and Control Project Agenda and Notes
Oct 9, 2017
Lyndon Ong

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3. Agenda ONF/OIF Update Any other business OTCC Status GoToMeeting
Recording: note this will only be kept for 1 month
ONF/OIF Update
ONF Open Disaggregated Transport Network Project
OIF Demo planning
OTCC Status
Documentation
TAPI
Note: Karthik will be out for a while
OT IM
Wireless
Future
Next call – Oct 23– 6:30am Pacific
Note November CORD Build meeting coming up
Review of November Meeting plans
Any other business

4. ONF ODTN Project Initial project meeting held last week
Several carriers interested (NTT is the primary sponsor)
Also component and system vendors
Overall goal is to develop a reference implementation using ONOS with common/standard interfaces
TAPI is a leading candidate for the NBI
But needs support for implementation on ONOS
OpenConfig is a leading candidate for the SBI
Parts of OpenROADM may be added in Phase 2
Plan of action
Carriers to use 2 weeks to agree on basic use cases and their level of support
After the results are presented to vendors, they can decide on participation
12 month initial project lifetime

5. OIF Demo Carrier survey results received
Several interested carriers
High interest in multi-layer provisioning use case
Also in network reoptimization and network slicing use cases
OIF holding conference calls with participants
Demo will probably be open to OIF members and non-members
Non-members (including carriers) will pay fee to offset costs
Target still to show results at June 2018 NGON conference
Vendor survey next
Poll for possible participants probably out of 4Q OIF Meeting

6. Project Status Documentation TAPI (Karthik) OTIM (Kam) WT (Giorgio)
Update to Notification section – still needs further alignment with model
Plan to move document to the TAPI calls soon
TAPI (Karthik)
TAPI IM tagged as RC2 – updated OAM, resilience, ODU/OTSi spec models
Expect another RC after RC2 – esp. spec model enhancements, plus possible feedback on core TAPI framework from MEF modeling folks
OTIM (Kam)
Continuing work on ODU/OTSi models
Initial discussion on Ethernet PHY model with WT group
Kam will be out for the end of the month
WT (Giorgio)
Adopted 20 open topics
Joint discussion with OTIM to start beginning November
Collecting interest on inventory tie to ONAP
Event is end Nov so participation needs to be decided in next few weeks
Starting discussion on PoC 5 – around April/June 2018

7. November Interim Meeting
The registration for the CORD Build event is now open.  Registration at: 
Registration is FREE if your organization is an ONF member.
“Open Transport Project” + “Open IM & Tooling Project” Meeting will be co-located with the CORD Build event at the QCT facility on Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday, and at the ONF Lab on Monday & Friday.
Note – add name to wiki site if attending M/F sessions
Agenda now set for Wednesday joint discussion
Morning presentation on OIMT and OTCC work
Afternoon working sessions – aiming at getting CORD experts to also participate
Applying for 2 “science fair” demonstrations

8. November (6-10) Workplan
CORD Build Event: November 7 – 9 (Tuesday – Thursday)
Venue
Google Facility: Quanta Cloud Technology (QCT), 1010 Rincon Circle, San Jose, CA 95131
Schedule:
Work plan: There will be a specific track for the Open Transport (OT) and Open Information Modeling/Tooling (OIMT) projects
Wednesday morning: presentation to CORD attendees
Wednesday afternoon: 3 sessions aimed at joint work
Tuesday and Thursday we have a large room for us to work; this will NOT be on the CORD Build agenda
Science fair stand for demo, 2 hours per day at lunch time on Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday – 2 demos have been proposed
Venue and host for Monday and Friday: ONF Lab
1000 El Camino Real #100, Menlo Park, CA 94025
The Glass conference room has been reserved, which can hold people comfortably
Monday 9:30 – 18:00; Friday 8:00 – 18:00
Expect less than 20
Invitation letter template for visa application: onf  

9. 2017 Quarterly Milestones 1Q17 2Q17 3Q17 4Q17
Update to OpenFlow extensions (tbd)
WP with OIF on TAPI demonstration
TAPI Technology Spec Models (in progress)
2Q17
4th Wireless Transport PoC (June)
TAPI White Paper (August)
OAM Modeling (incorporated into TAPI 2.0)
3Q17
TAPI 2.0 SDK – RC2 achieved – Release tbd
Update to TR-527 FRD (in progress)
4Q17
Alarm Models (incorporated into TAPI 2.0)
Ethernet Spec (in progress)
Wireless/TAPI PoC and ONOS/CORD PoC planning (ongoing)

10. Attendees Lyndon Ong Italo Busi Kam Lam Giorgio Cazzaniga Rod Lu
Nader Zein
Xiang Yun
Nigel Davis
Sergio Bellotti
Ricard Vilalta
Bernd Zeuner
Doug  Grinkemeyer