Softwarization: RD & Innovation status of activities and next steps



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Softwarization: RD & Innovation status of activities and next steps ANTONIO MANZALINI, Chair of the IEEE SDN initiative ITU-T Focus Group on IMT-2020 Pre-meeting workshop on network softwarization Turin, 21 st September, 2015 1

Initiative Goal IEEE SDN is a cross-societies initiative aiming at developing a worldwide RD&I cooperation on Software Defined Network (SDN) and Network Function Virtualization (NFV) by creating the conditions for a pre-industrial impact in Telecommunications and ICT. A main challenge will be overcoming current fragmentation by reaching a critical mass of leading technical experts (both from Industry and Academia), business managers of LE and SME, Entrepreneurs, Open Source communities, early adopters, Regulators, Policy makers, real Users, etc; IEEE SDN core team is composed of about 50 Experts actively involved in7 Committees: Conference, Education, Publicity, Publication, Standards, Pre-Industrial and Out Reach; Initiative is currently followed by the a Technical Community of about 2500 people.

What s today understanding? The two basic principles of SDN NFV are not new: the former is about the separation between s/w and h/w has been around for a long time (e.g., active and programmable networks); the later leverages on virtualization of network and IT reseources which was demonstrated and exploited in IT systems after in the 60ties; What s new is the techno-economic context, making SDN-NFV sustainable At the beginning SDN NFV have been mainy considered as technologies for the evolution of current core Telecommunications networks (e.g., routers, switches, transmission nodes, and middle-boxes); IEEE SDN has argued that said paradigms are part of a broader systemic trend called «softwarization» which will impact all Telecommunications and ICT areas (from terminals, to the edge network, to the core network to the Data Centers). 3

What s today understanding? SDN and NFV are not only concerning Networks. SDN and NFV are facets of a systemic trend, called Softwarization which is aiming at «integrating» Cloud, Networks and Terminals. In fact, Softwarization can be seen as a crossing point of key technological trajectories, such as: pervasive diffusion of ultra-broadband; IT HW performance increase (at lower and lower costs); growing availability of Open Source SW; more and more advanced terminals. A SYSTEMIC GAME CHANGER FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND ICT: FROM NETWORKS TO SERVICE PLATFORMS TO THE NEW TERMINALS 4

Drivers Centralization Distribution (i.e., both global and local) Digital society Industry 4.0 Cloud - Computing Legacy Telecom Networks Cloud - Edge - Computing SDN NFV Ultra broadband IT performance/costs Open Source S/W Virtualization Powerful terminals X-as-a-Service Automated Processes Today Softwarization Tomorrow systemic Softwarization Softwarization = technology + business + regulations 5 21/09/2015

The landscape 6

Several reference architectures too many! SDN reference architecture (Open Networking Foundation) ODL reference architecture (OpenDayLight Linux) NFV reference architecture (ETSI) 7

Several reference architectures too many! Management and Control are becoming part of the dynamic design of the software architecture https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7426 8

Open Source Software tools and platforms 9

Which way? Source: J. Doyle, D. Meyer «Exploring the Intersection of Theory and Engineering: Universal Laws, Architecture, and SDN» SIGCOM2014 10

Which way? Source: J. Doyle «Universal laws and architectures» Source: L. Peterson, «Central Office Re-architected as a Datacenter (CORD) Open Networking Lab» in collaboration with AT&T (ONS2015) 11

Service unification A Slice is made of a set of VMs + set of VNs Constraint-based VM allocation VMs added and deleted over time VNs provide service isolation and composition A VN is like a switch that fully connects all VMs in Slice Private or Public (routable) Closed or Open (available for multiple slices to join) Services are executed in one (or more) Slices Services will become units of orchestration 12

IEEE SDN: Challenges Standardization of a reference functional model/architecture (levels, abstractions, interfaces) Automation of Operations processes (current OSS/BSS cannot easily scale) Interoperability between softwarized domains and with the legacy infrastructures Best practice and Specs for testing the «open source» software (network and service functions, tools and platforms being adopted for «softwarization»); Reliability and performances Security by design The new value chain and the regulation rules Educating Industry managers, technical experts and, in general, students, common people about this change of paradigms in Telecommunications (Digital Society and Digital Economy) Contributing to creating the new required skill (subjected to Softwarization) Anticipating the needs and creating the conditions for a pre-industrial exploitation of Softwarization through experiments, PoCs..., but also creating of ecosystems. 13

Next Steps An Overarching Operating System for orchestrating and managing multiple SDN-NFV test-beds/field-trials: Specs, Validation Methods and Best Practices, PoCs. 14

Next Steps An Overarching Operating System for orchestrating and managing multiple SDN-NFV test-beds/field-trials: Specs, Validation Methods and Best Practices, PoCs. 15

Summary SDN and NFV are not only concerning Networks. SDN and NFV are facets of a systemic trend, called Softwarization which is aiming at «integrating» Cloud, Networks and Terminals. This will enable new service models (x-as-a-service) Softwarization = technology + business + regulations Challenges includes: Standardization of a reference functional model/architecture (levels, abstractions, interfaces) Automation of Operations processes (current OSS/BSS cannot easily scale) Interoperability between softwarized domains and with the legacy infrastructures Best practice, Specs and Methods for testing S/W (network and service functions platforms); Reliability and performances Security by design The new value chain and the regulation rules Educating for the change of culture Anticipating the needs and creating the conditions for a pre-industrial adoption of Softwarization of Telecommunications through experiments, PoCs... 16 21/09/2015

Summary Thank You! antonio.manzalini@telecomitalia.it http://sdn.ieee.org/ http://ieee-sdn.blogspot.it/ 17 21/09/2015