> 2. Is there a standard interface between NVA and VM orchestration, or a > private interface? Hope to see more description in detail.
Today, there are already existing VM orchestration systems that embed some or all of the functionality of the NVA. I don't see those systems as changing or wanting to implement a standard interface just for the sake of doing so. So, today, there are private interfaces that do that and they will presumably continue to exist in the future. However, IMO there is still a need to have a standard interface so that entities other than hypervisors can interact with the NVA. Existing VM orchestration systems that have an embedded NVA may then find it useful to implement such a standard interface, but I would expect they would continue to also support their private interface for backwards compatability with other components of their systems. Thomas _______________________________________________ nvo3 mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/nvo3
