1. 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

2. 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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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*

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

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

7. 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

8. Additional Things To Know
Paris agenda wiki includes presentations
Use Etherpad links on agenda
Will monitor the online comments and questions also
CNTT Reference Model
Code of Conduct
Photographer and videographer will be on-site

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

10. 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

11. 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

12. 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*