Hello ONAP TSC and the Technical Community ?

Intel and AT&T are planning to host a breakout session on ?Service Assurance? 
during the upcoming ONAP developer summit in Middletown, NJ. Our plan is to 
reserve a 4 hour slot on Friday, May 5th. AT&T (Alok Gupta) and Intel (Tim 
Verrall, Maryam Tahhan) are leading this effort and will coordinate the 
session. Below is a short abstract:

In this breakout session we will cover the need for platform, infrastructure 
and NFV service assurance.
Providing tools and methodologies for tracking the service levels being 
delivered by NFV infrastructure and VNFs is a challenging area that has not 
been fully addressed as yet, we will discuss the types of telemetry and alarms 
required to locate and resolve points of contention or failure in these 
environments. Expanding on this, we will discuss collection methodologies and 
frameworks, common event and metric formats, common distribution schemes and 
the integration of this into management frameworks for the virtualized 
environments. We will also discuss the implications to ONAP and what we need to 
support ?Service Assurance? in ONAP.

Service Assurance
?        In the Enterprise or Telco, Service Assurance is the application of 
policies and processes to ensure that services offered over networks meet a 
pre-defined service quality level for an optimal user or subscriber experience.
?        Network Service Assurance practices enable the ability to identify 
faults and resolve these in a timely manner so as to minimize service downtime. 
This also includes the ability to proactively locate, diagnose and repair 
degradations or malfunctions in service quality before users or subscribers are 
impacted.
?        Provisioning, monitoring and service impacting fault detection for 
infrastructure platforms
?        Enable Reactive and Pro-active fault detection, fault reporting and 
support corrective actions
?        Support current Industry Standard 
FCAPS<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FCAPS>, Platform Telemetry and flow 
Telemetry interfaces
?        Support Open Interoperable Interfaces to integrate with High 
Availability, NFV MANO, and Service Assurance software elements

A detailed agenda will follow next week.

If you have interest in this key topic, please reach out to Alok, Tim and 
Maryam and they will invite you to this breakout.

Regards,
Rajesh Gadiyar
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