Huawei CloudEdge - The Way To Virtualization 27 - May - 2014

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
www.huawei.com

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Agenda
Industry Trend Introduction: NFV, SDN, SOA
Huawei, Accelerating NFV Realization
Huawei CloudEdge Solution

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Technical Trends
SDN
Enable Underlay Network
Flexibility

SOA
Empower Network Service
Agility
NFV
Eliminate Network APPs
Rigidity
Separation of Hardware and software
Separation of service logic and data
Now: Native Centralized Control plane +
GTP overlay
Future: Air interface / Gi LAN Flexibility
NaaS / IaaS / PaaS / SaaS

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Mobile SDN is a Hot Topic
Operators Understanding
Survey result from Informa Jun 2013

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NFV: Huge
Industry Momentum

Pioneers
are taking action
NFV
Announced
NFV Architecture,
Use Case and
Framework
NFV PoC
Testing
Pre-commercial
Testing
NFV Commercial
Development

2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
ETSI NFV Starting from Oct 2012
Objective of NFV: develop IT virtualisation
technology in telecom network
Software and hardware decoupling
Flexible and quick deployment
Global operators-led Industry Specification
Group (ISG) under the auspices of ETSI
Founder13 operators
>200 member organizations
Currently, four WGs and two EGs
Infrastructure
Software Architecture
Management & Orchestration
Reliability & Availability
Performance & Portability
Security

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Long Time to Market

Complicated Operation

Various Equipments

Limited Business
Opportunities
From: Todays Network

Agile Deployment

Simplified O&M

Fully-Utilized Hardware

More Opportunities
To: Future Network
Provide Network Resources to OTT
Unified Management of Network
Sharing Unified Hardware Resources
Reduce Steps of Network Launch
Decoupled SW & HW
Automated Scaling
Open to 3
rd
Party
NFV

NFVA Promising Technology

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ETSI NFV ISG progress with 3GPP
R14: Minor enhancement
MANO SA5 SI
MME Pool --TBD
Node Selection --TBD
Congestion / Overload Control --TBD
SFC & NFV VNFFG SA1 WI
R15 and Beyond: Architecture
improvements
Network capacity openness
CP/UP separation
New Architecture for the 5G

Jan 14 Feb 14 Mar 14 Apr 14 May 14 Jun 14 Jul 14 Aug 14 Sep 14
SA#63
NFV#6 NFV#7
SA#64 SA#65
SA2
SA2 SA2
SA1 SA1
SA5
SA5
SA5
First discussions on 3GPP impact
HW & CMCC proposed SI

All NFV GS doc stable
Decide SA1/2 to begin SI HW prefer to start new 3GPP-NFV arc
from SA1.
CMCC proposed SI
R13: Startup
HW & CMCC proposed SI in SA5 for
virtual 3GPP VNF management
3GPP consider establish SID research
about NFV impact for3GPP SA

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Relationship Between SDN and NFV
NFV doesn't depend on SDN. But control and
data forwarding separation in SDN can
improve the performance of NFV network
SDN can also implemented in a virtualised
way by using common hardware as SDN
controller and service switch
Conclusion: in Mobile Network, NFV is the
major architecture for network evolution. In
some certain scenarios, SDN shall be
introduced.
Category SDN NFV
Reason for Being
Separation of control and data, centralization
of control and programmability of network
Relocation of network functions from dedicated
appliances to generic servers
Target Location Campus, data center / cloud Service provider network
Target Devices Commodity servers and switches Commodity servers and switches
Initial Applications Cloud orchestration and networking
Routers, firewalls, gateways, CDN, WAN accelerators,
SLA assurance
New Protocols OpenFlow None yet
Formalization Open Networking Forum (ONF) ETSI NFV Working Group

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6 dedicated BU NFV std directors
15 dedicated ISG NFV participants
15+ contributors
236 contributions accepted (No.1)
1 WG co-chairperson
1 Tech project manager (unique)
2 Rapporteurs and several key editors
INF Use Cases & Infrastructure Networking

Overall NFV Contributions
Notes: above date is excluded 59 ISG
contributions

Huawei Overall NFV Contributions

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Content

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Connected by a
Software-defined All-IP
network
All IP
IPv4, IPv6
Dynamic & Flexible
Virtualized Network
Functions in Cloud Data
Centers
NFV
Cloud Data Center
Compute Storage Network & Security
Cloud OS (FusionSphere)
Telco App Internet
Enterprise App OA
SDN
SoftCOM: Comprehensive Approach to Unleash the
power of NFV/SDN

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Huawei overall Cloud Strategy- SoftCOM
Eth
Switch
WDM WDM
Backbone
Router Router
Eth
Switch
MxU
ONT
ONT
DSL
Hardware
Cloud OS + HyperVisor PON
Cloud OS + HyperVisor
Cloud OS+HyperVisor

PCRF IMS
SDN
Controller
Hardware
Hardware
Video
eM2M
3
rd
Apps,
OA
RRU
RRU
RRU
Hardware
Cloud OS/HyperVisor
CPRI
vCPE
vSTB
BRAS

EPC
SGSN
GGSN
RNC
BSC
SBC
DPI
FW
CDN
IP SDN
Controller
Hardware
Dynamic Efficient Scalable Automatic Open
CloudEdge
CloudDSL/OLT
CloudBB
Management Cloud
Service Cloud
Cloud Mgmt
OSS/BSS
MANO

Hardware
ADSL VDSL
GSM UMTS LTE
HetNet
Control Cloud
WDM WDM
Metro

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Content

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CloudEdge
Mobile & IP Edge Service Edge
Based on NFV/SDN/SOA
CloudEdge: Anchor for all Services and Accesses

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Study Items in NFV
Design principles of MANO? 4
3 What/when to virtualize first? major use cases?
How to deploy different VNFs? 5
1 VNF Software Architecture
2 Which kind of hardware resource
supported in the solution?

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FusionEngine Product Panorama

FusionEngine Chassis
Chassis
F8016
F8002
F8010
F8016
F8002
F8010

Switch Card
Blades

FAN/PSU
PSU FAN
Computing Blade Storage Blade Interface Card
Front Back
PCIE Card
2

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Carrier Grade High Performance
Multi-layer optimisation
techniques

VM Layer
DPDK,
NETMAP

Physical NIC Layer
VMDq
SR-IOV
DirectPath I/O
10X Performance
Netmap
NetQueue
VMDq
Multi-layer
optimisation
techniques
DPDK
PCIe Pass
Through/
SR-IOV

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Evaluation of Telco Apps
Technical Readiness
Physical
Box Scale
Cloud Scale
MME
PGW
SGW
PCRF
CSCF
HSS
BNG
Video Opt
SBC
DPI
Business
Benefits
High Low
High
Low
CDN

Signaling processing

Data forwarding

Storage intensive
3

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Restrict Requirement of MANO
Real-time monitoring
Easy operation
Self organization
Always online
Forecast
High Reliability
Eco-system
4

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FusionSphere
Computing Storage Network
VNFs
Service Chaining
Controller
MME
S/P-GW
NFV MANO
Gi LAN
BSS/OSS
3
rd
Party CloudOS
Aspects Key Performance Indicator
High
Availability
Service interruption caused by VM
migration: less than 10 seconds
Management
Efficiency
VNF Rollout (from PO to VNF deployment)
< 90 days -> several hours
Maintenance
Efficiency
Automatic Fault Diagnose with cross-layer
analysis
Multi-Vender
Support
Unified VNF descriptor syntax to support
Multi-vender VNFs
CloudOS adaptor for multi-CloudOS
deployment environment
3
rd
Party Apps
MANO Key Enabler of Industrialization of Software Telco
NFVO
VNFM
VIM
Adaptor
VIM
Adaptor

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Virtual
Compute
Virtual
Storage
Virtual
Network Virtual
Compute Virtual
Compute
Virtual
Storage Virtual
Storage
Virtual
Network Virtual
Network
vEPC
MME SGW PGW
vMSE
SBR SA
Video
Opt.
API to 3
rd

Party
FusionSphere

Cloud OS / 3
rd
Party OS

MANO
Orchestration
Management
VNF
Virtualization
Infrastructure

vEPC deployment in NFV
Single vendor E2E solution:
Two vendors solution:
Vendor1:Infrastructure
Vendor2
Cloud OS
vEPC
MANO
Three vendors solution:
Vendor1: Infrastructure
Vendor2
Cloud OS
vEPC
Vendor3: MANO
1
2
3
5

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Security in NFV
Fusionsphere / Openstack VMware
COTS HW
2
MANO
vEPC
Security
Management
Intrusion
Detection
1
3
3
rd
Party
4
5
Virtualization introduce potential new security risks, need to
consider
MANO platform security enhancement
Virtualization layer security mechanism:
OS layer security, security policy
management, intrusion detection
VNF security
3
rd
Party APP security: monitor, separation,
virus detection, digital signature
Separation mechanism:
Virtual resource
VNF inter-communication
VNF access control
1
2
3
4
5
Virtual Compute Virtual Storage Virtual Network

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O&M in NFVSOA auto-deployment and maintenance

vComputing vStorage vNetwork
vMME
vSGW
vVAS
vPGW
vHSS
vPCRF
vSGSN
vGGSN
Service schedule
Deploy
I layer O&M
N layer O&M
S layer O&M

Capacity Estimation
Infrastructure Schedule
Open
Network Service
Enabler
Integrated Platform
for developer

PaaS API to developer API
Traffic Flow
Orchestrator
VNFM
VIM
MANO
O&M layer reorg
Network Strategy
Service Deployment
P layer O&M

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Revolution-in-evolution

vEPC

vService
Chain

RAN
SGSN MME
GGSN S/P-GW
EMS Media-Opt
Current Network

RAN
SGSN MME
GGSN S/P-GW
EMS
Evolved Network Phase I

vEPC

vService
Chain

MANO

RAN
SGSN MME
GGSN S/P-GW
EMS
Evolved Network Phase II

MANO

3GPP Pool
3GPP Pool

H
a
r
d
w
a
r
e

R
e
s
o
u
r
c
e

P
o
o
l

1.1
1.2
2.1
1.1

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Summary

On Board More Flexibility

SOA Business Expansion
Function &
Architecture
Eco-system
Performance
System
Automation
Carrier
Grade
Trouble
shooting
Open PaaS
High System Utility
Low cost
Rich Service
Quick TTM

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Open Discussion
Thank You
www.huawei.com
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