1. End-to-end slicing in all- optical networks I.Baldine

2. Project overview Collaboration between RENCI and Duke University –ORCA framework (Duke NICL; Jeff Chase) –BEN – Breakable Experimental Network 4-node dark fiber metro testbed managed by RENCI Fiber switches DWDM Transport equipment Routers, edge resources –Infinera – industry partner DTN platforms deployed in BEN in support of research activities ORCA – flexible leasing core and supporting tools –Mature multi-year effort –Prototype capable of edge-resource provisioning Goal – extend ORCA to support BEN resources –Demonstrate end-to-end slicing of an all optical network from PHY layer up

3. Cluster D Kansei –Anish Arora, Ohio State –Hongwei Zhang, Wayne State Vehicular Mobile Network –Brian Levine, Mark Corner, Brian Lynn, UMass ViSE – Virtualized Sensing Environment –Jim Kurose, Michael Zink, Prashant Shenoy, David Irwin, UMass

4. Slicing of a network

5. Link slivering Cluster D

6. BEN Equipment Polatis fiber switches –‘Grey’ –Establish a fiber path between nodes Infinera DTN –DWDM Transport –Provisions circuits at a multiple of ODU-1 (2.5Gbps) granularity –Bandwidth Virtualization TM Cisco and Juniper routers –VRFs and other virtualization features

7. BEN Topology

8. BEN Slice Options

9. Slice Description

10. NDL Origin: Universiteit van Amsterdam –SNE group Under development for several years In use within GLIF Based on OWL/RDF –Can be used with RDF frameworks –Inference engines/reasoners –Query tools (SPARQL) –Other semantic web advances Based on G.805 and the concept of adaptation

11. More on NDL NDL strengths –Expresses adaptations/encapsulations –Expresses topologies –Can be used to express both existing configurations and requests –Understands the concept of wavelengths –Based on a rich set of semantic web technologies Missing pieces –Wavebands –Spectrum extents –Edge and core node resources

12. ORCA+NDL ORCA associates property lists with resources –Interpreted by controller plugins, not the core At its simplest a property list is an XML document –Can be an NDL document BEN controller would utilize an RDF framework to parse and operate on the descriptions Requests also take the form of NDL –Can be merged with the specification in a single ontology

13. Current progress Working on NDL description of BEN Determining various possible configurations for demos Near-term goal –Canned demos expressed as NDL, processed by ORCA Longer term goals –Add ability to express spectrum regions –Edge and core node resources –Multi-domain