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* Arctos Labs: Mats Eriksson [mailto:mats.eriksson@ARCTOSLABS.COM mats.eriksson@ARCTOSLABS.COM] - Main Contact
* Arctos Labs: Mats Eriksson [mailto:mats.eriksson@ARCTOSLABS.COM mats.eriksson@ARCTOSLABS.COM] - Main Contact
* Telenor: Min Xie [mailto:min.xie@telenor.com min.xie@telenor.com]
* Wind River: Masoud Fatollahy [mailto:Masoud.Fatollahy@windriver.com Masoud.Fatollahy@windriver.com]
* Netrounds: Marcus Friman [mailto:marcus.friman@netrounds.com marcus.friman@netrounds.com]
* Netrounds: Marcus Friman [mailto:marcus.friman@netrounds.com marcus.friman@netrounds.com]
* Wind River: Masoud Fatollahy [mailto:Masoud.Fatollahy@windriver.com Masoud.Fatollahy@windriver.com]
* Telenor: Min Xie [mailto:min.xie@telenor.com min.xie@telenor.com]


= Abstract =
= Abstract =

Latest revision as of 09:54, 13 March 2019

PoC Team Members

Arctos Labs, Telenor, Wind River, Netrounds

All PoC Team Members are OSM members or participants

Abstract

This PoC demonstrates a solution that can optimize workload placement over a distributed and interconnected multi-cloud (e.g. edge). The optimization takes technical service constraints into account whilst at the same time finding the most cost optimal placement for each VNF in the service chain, including costs related to their interconnection over a backbone

PoC Key Takeaways

Constraint models complementing NSDs in order to capture service performance requirements:

  • Placement of VNF workloads based on latency requirements
  • Placement decisions using real-time latency measurements
  • Placement optimization using cost models to predict link and compute costs
  • Placement optimization assurance to continuously re-evaluate in case of DC or link failures

PoC Proposal

PoC Report

OSM Components

  • OSM Rel FOUR

Demos

  • EdgeCloudSummit, Paris, 4-6 June 2019



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