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Christian Destre (France Telecom, France): Facing future internet service and network management complexity (UniverSELF project)
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Christian Destré, Orange Labs
Technical Manager of the FP7 UNIVERSELF project
Facing Future Internet service and network management complexity
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Telcos' management operations
Operations in eTOM (TMF)
– Processes are instantiated for the CRM network segments (Access, Backhaul, CORE networks) and services
– With several organizational entities
Operations
Fulfillment Assurance Billing & Revenue Management
Operations Support & Readiness
Service Management &Operations
Resource Management &Operations
Supplier/Partner RelationshipManagement
Customer RelationshipManagement
Retention & Loyalty
Customer Interface Management
Selling
Resource Data Collection & Distribution
Supplier/Partner Interface Management
S/P PerformanceManagement
S/P Problem Reporting &Management
S/P Requisition
Management
ResourceProvisioning
ResourceTrouble
Management
ResourcePerformance Management
ServiceQuality
Management
ServiceProblem
Management
CustomerQoS / SLA
Management
S/P Settlements& Payments
Management
Service Guiding & Mediation
MarketingFulfillmentResponse
S/PRMSupport &Readiness
SM&O Support &Readiness
RM&O Support &Readiness
CRM Support &Readiness
ServiceConfiguration & Activation
OrderHandling
ProblemHandling
Bill Payments & Receivables Mgt.
Bill InvoiceManagement
Manage Billing Events Charging
Bill InquiryHandling
Resource Mediation& Reporting
Manage Workforce
OAM / OSS / BSS– NE/EMS/NMS provided by
vendors– OSS/BSS, part of telco IS– Multiple Interfaces and data
models issue– Too many tools depending on
the management entities and network segments
OAM&Network
NENE
EMS
NMS
EMS
Multiple Interface
Control Plane
e2e Transport Plane
OAM
vi
OSS
BSS
BSS Applications
OSS Applications
HLR
HLR
HLR
HLR
BSS data base
OSS data base
ISInformation System
infrastructure
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Legacy services and network resources (~40 years of R&D)
Network resources– Mobile & fixed convergence
– Separated management– IP QoS management complexity
– Several mechanisms to configure– Increasing number of devices
– Mobile devices, Customer Premise Equipments, … Services
– Facing IP mobile & fixed convergent service management complexity– End to end management issue (QoS, QoE)– IMS– Increasing number of services
Management issues: silo and ossification– From service requirement to network configuration = dedicated (not reused)
processes = manual operations and IS static operation made = effort, delay and consistency issue
– Change/update of management functions– Extremely costly and time consuming (adding significant costs to OPEX)– No deployment tools for new management functions
– Separate Management for Networks & Services– Placement of Management functionality
– External management to managed systems
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Towards Future Internet – Management is the primary enabler Increasing managed entities : services and devices
– M2M, Internet of things Increasing management tasks
– Green Networking and Energy Efficiency Dynamic / on demand management
– Dynamic processes management– On demand service and resource configuration/provisioning related to
on demand subscribing or situation evolution Managing new types of resources and services
– Virtual resources (e.g. Cloud Computing, Virtual Networks, Virtual Storage)
– Dynamically provisioned and shared Virtual Infrastructure based on different types of Virtual Machines ( e.g. virtual rooters, virtual service components, ..)
– Customized services based on customer profile/situation Interconnection/interoperability & Extensibility
– Between network operators, service providers, third parties (e.g. different chains of players)
– Higher level of integration Orchestration of the closed management loops across federated domains or
in a single domain Context and Knowledge plane focus
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Autonomic Networking/communication, autonomic as enabler
Simplify management at all levels (access networks, core networks, services, fulfillment & assurance)
– Potential to reduce OpEx– Various aspects of Self-Chop: Configuration, Healing,
Optimization Performance– Cross-technologies– Relies on Standards
Lot of works concerning Autonomic Networking architectures
– Need of Unification– Need of being operational and impactful
– Related to Telco's processes and governance & trust constraints
– Integration of management for Services/Applications with network
– Large scale deployability of management functions
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UNIVERSELF Consortium (FP7-257513)
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UNIVERSELF Objectives:“Realizing Autonomics for Future Networks”
FederatingUnification of existing architectures and convergence of network management principles across multiple technological contents
Empowering Embed intelligence inside network equipments
Impactful Impact the telecommunication industry and push towards exploitation of its results
Trustworthy Foster adoption by means of trust and confidence
Orange Labs - Research & Development – UniverSelf – 02/12/2010
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"Cleaned state", "not clean slate"
VoIP
HSI
VoDstorage
caching
B2B
VPLSVoIP
computing
ETree
ELANEVPL
•serviceview
common (systems and services) management substrate
vert
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tru
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•serviceview
Business driven goals
cross-technologies
Human2Network
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Unified Management Framework
GovernanceGoalsHuman
Network
To
Polic
ies
Embodiment
New Method / Feature /
Algorithm / ElementDescription/
Semantics
Enfo
rcem
ent
Cont
ext
Enfo
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ent
Common Description LevelFederation of legacy and emerging autonomic systems
Information & Knowledge Management
Information & Knowledge Management
Call
for G
over
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UNIVERSELF: Use case oriented
Perimeter: mono-operator, multi-vendor Scenario 1: Operators' Service and data management
– Lack of a global end to end view of all data (both Users and net data), especially in NGN
– Lack of mappings/views correlating these data to services at different levels– Cross-layer network data are not used for optimizing use of network
resources & the management– No means of using data flows for enabling new business opportunities (e.g.
brokering specific data to third parties) Scenario 2: SON for Radio Access and Core Networks
– Evolving the management plane to allow the introduction of high level policies
– Enhancing cognitive capabilities in SON enabled network elements, including learning, decision making and knowledge sharing geared towards enforcing policies
– Framework for coordinated SON mechanisms and entities to enforce policies Scenario 3: Future Internet Services Management and Network
Resource Optimization
– Configure and manage the necessary number of network components for Future Internet services: Real-time experience social networking, global inter-connectivity, cooperation services
– Easing configuration / deployment
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UNIVERSELF: Use case life-cycle and experimentation strategy
Deployment and impacts
Network Empowerment
Management Framework
Simulation / Test-Bed EvaluationUse cases Requirements
Algo
Deployment and impacts
Network Empowerment
Management Framework
Simulation / Test-Bed EvaluationUse cases Requirements
Algo
Deployment and impacts
Network Empowerment
Management Framework
Simulation / Test-Bed EvaluationUse cases Requirements
Algo
Deployment and impacts
Network Empowerment
Management Framework
Simulation / Test-Bed EvaluationUse cases Requirements
Algo
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Conclusion
More and more complexity to manage
Management and managebility are the key enablers for realizing Future Internet
– Unified management Embedding Autonomicity in shared Infrastructure
– With trust Operational impact and related standards
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Acknowledgement to Alex Galis for his useful remarks
Thanks
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FP7 Call 5 Integrating Project
Total Cost: ~16M€;
EC Contribution: ~10M€;
17 Partners
Duration: 36 months
Start date: 01/09/2010
Project Coordinator: Alcatel Lucent Bell Labs France
Technical Manager: Orange/France Telecom
About UniverSelf
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Project structure
WP1 Project Management
WP2 Unified Management FrameworkSpecification and design of a service oriented and network agnostic Unified Management Framework
Network governanceInformation and knowledge managementEmbodiment mechanisms
WP3 Network EmpowermentDevelop algorithms with self-x and cognitive capabilities together with their requirements for their embodiment into network functions
Parameter optimization Observation and actions (learning & control) Cooperation strategies and incentives (orchestrating control loops)
WP4 Deployment and ImpactsUse case definition, integration and solution deployment (validation via simulation prototyping, and experimentations), certification, trust building
WP5 Trend setting
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Conclusion
Substitute KISS principle with KII principle
KISS principle ““Keep it Simple, Stupid - today
optimisation is tomorrow’s bottleneck” (Source: D. Isenberg)
KII principle “ Keep it Intelligent – today fundamental is tomorrow’s secondary” (Source: A. Galis)