Hi Jianguo,

I would fully agree with you, if we implemented use cases in their full form, 
as in Amsterdam Release. Once we break the use cases into a separate 
requirements and bring them for discussion, this may not work well.

But, I guess, we need to take this discussion back to the Usecase subcommittee, 
as we should have a consensus before bringing it further.
In order to make a constructive discussion, if possible, please look on one of 
the requirements, already prepared for endorsement, and bring the points of 
what is missing there.
I will send the next meeting agenda by a separate email.

Best regards,

Alla Goldner

Open Network Division
Amdocs Technology


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Hi Alla
         I agreed to Yuan’s point, it’s too hard to make decision without clear 
requirements/description for UseCase.
My understanding for the clear UseCase requirement is, assume ONAP as a black 
box, then need to define: the input/output and outside components, and what 
action/function for ONAP in beijing release.
The more members, the more difficult to reach any decision, so it will be 
helpful, if UseCase subcommittee can define a more clear description for the 
UseCase.
It’s too challenge for TSC or project to make plan based on a wish-list that 
may cross more than 1 releases.

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Hi Yuan,

We can definitely consider this, though I believe that the specific information 
you require below belongs to the next level of details. Perhaps even more 
points will be raised when we present it.
And, as I said, this is “endorsement” not “approval”, and definitely needs 
future work/refining by a different projects. The question I was asked about is 
whether one or another requirement is indeed considered for Beijing, and this 
is why it is important to start bringing those requirements for the TSC.

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Alla Goldner

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Hi Alla,



Thank for your reply, it's clear to me. I does not object we bring the 
requirements to TSC for approval but from my view, the requirements need next 
level of detials before it goes to component design. The requirements looks too 
generic for different project teams reaching consensus on what they should 
design. My proposal is use case subcommittee should add some examples into 
usecase which would help developers understand related requirement. Like we add 
which PNF we should model and manage, what kind of API the PNF support for 
management, CLI, SNMP or restful? It does not mean the PNF requirement is 
specific to this PNF, it works to help people understand what problem they are 
facing.



Maybe we can let TSC make the decision where the refining work would be took 
place.



Regards,

Yuan Yue



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Hi Yuan,

Thanks a lot for your questions. I provide my answers below embedded into your 
text. Please let me know if you have any follow-up questions.

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Hi Alla and all,



Two points for clarification:

1.      Please correct me if I misunderstand your conclusion on 5G requirements 
part. The text on this item looks like all 5G requirerments except Conflict  
resolution will be part of Beijing release. But during the discussion I heard 
many times the requirements are long term not fixed to Beijing release. My 
understanding is we do have these requirements like 5G network slicing include 
vNFs and PNFs, but it is  really hard to decide how far each project can go in 
Beijing Release based on the description of the requirements this days. May I 
propose that usecase subcommittee accept these requirement as phased output. 
The implementaion plan for different requirements  in future releases, Beijing 
or some others, would be decided after comprehensive discussing with PTLs. 
Personally I think developing teams would ask for more detail info about the 
requirement items. AG> Usecase subcommittee doesn’t decide  on including 
specific requirements into one or another Release, fully agree with you. Use 
case subcommittee receives the use cases, and responsible to extract functional 
and non-functional requirements, mostly on “what” and not “how”, while “how” 
would be  defined by the projects themselves. For all the requirements, we 
define whether they are defined with sufficient level of details for bringing 
to TSC discussion. In some cases, some additional discussions with 
architecture/modelling subcommittees are required.  In case we find requirement 
as ready to be presented to tSC for endorsement we do so. Then, if TSC endorses 
the requirement, it will be up to each one of the projects to define the next 
level of details.

2.      I humbly ask what kind of endorsement usecase subcommittee is expecting 
from TSC? I remember Mazin has mentioned that Beijing release would not  be 
driven by use cases in previous TSC weekly meeting. Beijing release will focus 
on carrer-grade enhancement with existing use cases and new use cases could be 
tested in if integration team could accept. I don't know if  use case 
subcommittee has talked with  Integration team on testing of the use case and 
related requirement?  AG> yes, Beijing Release focus is on carrier grade, this 
is one of the major reasons we decided to move forward with a separate 
requirements, strengthening the  platform and improving its quality, not with 
the full new use cases implementation. Eventually, once requirements are 
approved by the TSC, Usecase subcommittee along with the Integration team will 
see if there is possibility to showcase new use cases composed  from those 
newly introduced requirements, but we are not there yet.



Best Regards,

Yuan Yue







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Hi all,

Thanks to all meeting’s participants! Please find the meeting summary below and 
vVoLTE use cases status attached to this email.


1.      R1 use cases status

a.       Please see the attachment about vVoLTE status (Yang’s report)

b.       Regarding R-vCPE (Kang’s report)

                                                              i.      The team 
has been testing and fixing various kinds of bugs over the weekend

                                                            ii.      As of Mon 
1pm EST, we almost passed the custom workflow test. One last bug to fix but the 
solution is known. The plan is to fully retest the flows on Tue   afternoon. We 
did use manual set up and hacks in multiple places. Hopefully we will finishing 
all test items later this week.

2.      R2 requirements proposals

a.       VNF scaling use case/requirements presentation took place. Some follow 
up questions were asked. Steve Wright and his team will work on extending 
functional requirements and bringing them to the next Usecase subcommittee   
meeting. Alla will make sure team gets all related information on how those 
requirements should be written and presented

b.      Recent additional inputs on requirements extracted from 5G use cases. 
Lots of work was recently done to extend requirements description and add 
commitment section. It was agreed during the discussion that Conflict 
resolution requirement will be delayed (will not be a part of Beijing Release), 
while the rest of the requirements will be added to the TSC endorsement request 
this week. Team will prepare several slides covering those requirements

c.       E-vCPE ONAP Atomic Capability Management was presented by Luman. 
Follow-up questions were asked and was decided it requires more discussions. 
Luman will bring extended E-vCPE requirements for the next meeting and   also 
discuss this specific new requirement by emails/bring it for more discussions 
next time.

d.      Vodafone has requested time during the next meeting to present 
Centralized parsers distribution related requirements




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Alla Goldner

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