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© 2014 Open Networking Foundation
Open SDN and ONF Vision and Progress May 13, 2014
Marc Cohn, Chairman Open Networking Foundation Market Education Committee
Senior Director, Market Development, Ciena Corporation
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Agenda
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• Why operators are moving towards SDN
• Why the ONF is important?
• State of SDN
• Challenges
• What’s lies ahead
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Operator Priorities for SDN
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Subscriber Intelligence Strategies: Global Service Provider Survey (July 2013 )
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What network operators are telling us
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We want to manage our network(s) in one way
Common tools for fixed, WL, optical
Totally flexible infrastructure
We want to create our own services, quickly
Open interfaces to an abstracted network
For us and for our customers
We can’t afford vendor lock-in
Open interfaces to networking equipment
Optimized HW, remote SW we control
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Why the ONF is important? www.opennetworking.org
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• Industry organization dedicated to the standardization, promotion, and adoption of Open Software Defined Networking.
• ONF Membership
– Founded in 2011
– 150+ members
– Who’s who in the industry
• Driven by End-Users
• Much more than OpenFlow
Infrastructure Layer
Control Layer
Application Layer
Business Applications
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Network Services
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Network Services
ONF/SDN Architecture
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ONF Status (2Q2014)
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Membership: > 150
• Up over 50% since 2Q2014
OpenFlow 1.3
• Critical mass
Liaisons:
• Numerous:
OpenFlow Substrate
Architecture
Testing & Interoperablity
MEC
Migration
ChipMakers CAB
Security
Northbound
OpenFlow Switch
Extensibility
Configuration & Management
Forwarding Abstractions
L4-L7
Carrier Optical
Transport Mobile Wireless Carrier DG
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ONF Members (148 as of April 29, 2014)
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3TEN8
6WIND
A10 Networks
Active Broadband Networks
ADVA Optical
Alcatel-Lucent/Nuage
Alibaba
Allied Telesis
Applied Micro Circuits
Aricent
Arista Networks
Aruba Networks
Atto Research Korea
Auvik Networks
Baidu
Barefoot Networks
Beijing Internet Institute (BII)
Big Switch Networks
BISDN
Blue Ocean Networks
Broadcom
Brocade
BTI Systems
Centec Networks
Ceragon
China Mobile
China Telecom
Ciena
Cisco
Citrix
Colt
Coriant/Tellabs
Corsa Technology
Criterion Networks
Cyan
Dell/Force10
Deutsche Telekom
Digital China Networks
ECI Telecom
Equinix
Ericsson
EstiNet Technologies
ETRI
Extreme Networks
F5/LineRate
Fiberhome Technologies
FishNet Security
Freescale
Friesty
Fujitsu
Gencore Systems
Gigamon
Glimmerglass
Goldman Sachs
Guardicore
H3C
Hitachi
HP
Huawei
IBM
Infinera
Infoblox
Intel
Institute for Information Industry
Intelligent Security Management
Intune Networks
IP Infusion
Itential
ITRI
Ixia
Juniper Networks
KDDI
KEMP Technologies
Konodrac
Korea Telecom
L3 Communication Systems-East
Lancope
Level3 Communications
LSI Corporation
Luxoft
Marvell
MediaTek
Mellanox
Metaswitch Networks
Microsoft
Midokura
MRV
NAIM Networks
NCL Communication
NEC
Netgear
Netronome
Netscout Systems
NSN
NoviFlow
NTT Communications
Oki Electric Industry Co
Optelian
Oracle
Orange
Overture Networks
PCCW Global
Pertino
Pica8
Plexxi
PMC Sierra
Procera Networks
Qosmos
Rackspace
Radware
Riverbed Technology
Saisei Networks
Samsung
Sanctum Networks
SDN Essentials
SDN Solutions
SK Telecom
Spirent
Swisscom
Tail-f Systems
Tallac Networks
Tata Communications
Tekelec
Telecom Italia
Telefónica
Telekom Malaysia
Telesoft Technologies
Tencent
Thales
Tilera
Transmode
TW Telecom
UBIqube
Vello Systems
Verizon
Virtela
Vmware/Nicira
Vodafone
Wipro Limited
Xilinx
Xinguard
Xnet
Xpliant
Yahoo!
Zhone Technologies
ZTE
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• Working Groups
– Optical Transport
(Chair: Lyndon Ong, Ciena)
– Mobile Wireless Networks
– (Chair: Serge Manning,
Huawei)
– Migration
(Chair: Justin Dustzadeh,
Huawei)
– Carrier Discussion Grade DG
Paul Doolan, Coriant
• 2014 Activities
– MoU with ETSI NFV ISG
– OIF/ONF SDN Optical
Transport Demonstration
– ONF SDN Solution Showcase
(SDN & OpenFlow World
Congress
Oct. 14-17, Dusseldorf)
ONF carrier-focused initiatives
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State of Carrier SDN: 2Q2013
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End-Users
• A lot of talk about Google
• NFV #1, ONUG #1 (1Q2013)
Standards
• ONF: OpenFlow 1.0
Open Source
• OpenDaylight launched Hype Cycle for Networking and Communications, 2013
26 July 2013, G00251108, Analyst(s): Bjarne Munch
NFV
OpenFlow
SDN
SDN
Apps
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State of Carrier SDN- End-Users
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NFV has gained significant momentum
• But: Few operators are deploying
Broad range of use cases being considered
• But: Cloud and Optical Transport are likely to be first
Carriers are pursuing SDN to enable NFV
• But: SDN and NFV represent a long journey
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State of Carrier SDN- Standards/Industry
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Open Networking Foundation
• Expanded scope, especially in the carriers
ETSI Network Functions Virtualization
• Exceeded all expectations
OpenDaylight
• Emerged as THE Controller Framework
Open Networking User Group
• Gaining momentum among large Enterprise
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State of SDN- NFV
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Carriers Network Operator’s Council: 28
Non-operators: > 170 organizations
Proof of Concepts: 16 accepted
End-to-End specifications: 5
Largest ETSI project (in 1 year!)
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OpenDaylight Project
• Open Controller Framework
• OpenDaylight is an open platform for
network programmability to enable
SDN and create a solid foundation
for NFV for networks at any size and
scale.
• www.opendaylight.org
• Founded in April, 2013
(Linux Foundation)
• Status (March, 2014)
• > 1 million lines of code
• >150 active individual
contributors
• Membership
– 8 Platinum
– 2 Gold
– 27 Silver
Platinum Gold Silver
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Openness and SDN
Infrastructure Layer
Control Layer
Application Layer
Business Applications
AP
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Network Services
AP
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AP
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Network Services
Open Northbound
API
Control Layer
Componentization
Standard SW
Services Platform
NFV
Open Southbound
API
SDN and Mgmt.
Applications
OSS/BSS ONF SDN Architecture
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Challenges Ahead
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Looking Ahead
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Standards will evolve
• Integrate implementations into the process
Open Source will evolve
• Integrate guidance from end-users
End-User groups will evolve
• Channel feedback into the Standards/OSS process
Open Source
Standards
Use Cases
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For additional information
• Open Networking Foundation
www.opennetworking.org
• Open Daylight
www.opendaylight.org
• ETSI NFV ISG
http://www.etsi.org/technologies-clusters/technologies/nfv
• ON.Lab
Onlab.us
• Open Networking User’s Group
www.opennetworkingusergroup.org
• SDN Central
www.sdncentral.com
• ONF Blog
https://www.opennetworking.org/news-and-events/blog/