Hi,

A very short review of this draft: I like what it's trying to do, and it is a 
good companion for        draft-dang-anima-network-service-auto-deployment. My 
impression is that the GRASP objective definitions are OK, but I haven't 
verified that they are valid CDDL.

Why bother with section 4.3.2? The GRASP negotiation process is completely 
defined in RFC 8990, and can be programmed quite simply if the GRASP API 
[RFC8991] is available. The danger in this section is that it might be 
different in some way from RFC 8990.

One specific question about section 4.4:

If the current path negotiation fails, the Service Initiator ASA MUST release all temporarily reserved resources and attempt the next candidate path.

Did you consider using the GRASP dry-run feature for this? 
(https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8990.html#section-2.5.5-1)

Regards/Ngā mihi
   Brian Carpenter

On 03-Mar-26 02:13, [email protected] wrote:
Internet-Draft draft-du-anima-service-intent-auto-deployment-00.txt is now
available.

    Title:   The Autonomic Deployment Mechanism of Service Intent in Autonomic 
Networks
    Authors: Jialu Du
             Ye Tian
             Xiangyang Gong
             Sheng Jiang
    Name:    draft-du-anima-service-intent-auto-deployment-00.txt
    Pages:   18
    Dates:   2026-03-02

Abstract:

    This document defines a generic service intent deployment mechanism.
    It enables automated negotiation and coordination of heterogeneous
    resources.  The mechanism uses RM ASAs and the Generic Autonomic
    Signaling Protocol (GRASP) for dynamic interactions and resource
    exchanges.  It specifies a complete workflow covering intent
    reception, parsing, responder selection, negotiation, solution
    integration, resource confirmation, and dynamic adjustment.  It
    employs standardized message formats, a negotiation state machine,
    and convergence logic to jointly optimize multiple resources and
    ensure end-to-end service level objectives.  Its design features good
    scalability and fault tolerance, making it suitable for automated
    orchestration and lifecycle management in intent-driven networks.

The IETF datatracker status page for this Internet-Draft is:
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-du-anima-service-intent-auto-deployment/

There is also an HTML version available at:
https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-du-anima-service-intent-auto-deployment-00.html

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