Attached is the completed the schedule. My apologies for it being so delayed.
This has been far more of a challenge than I ever anticipated. Lesson learned.
Please note the following very important information:
The availability and size of meeting rooms for our use is very limited.
Capacities for each room are listed.
Monday time-slots are all 20 minute sessions. Tuesday and Wednesday time-slots
are all 40 minute sessions
The TSC meeting has been broken into two sessions upon request: a Monday
morning session and a Wednesday morning session - although rooms are available
during these times, nothing had been scheduled that conflicts with those time
slots.
We received a lot of submissions after the deadline, some as late as Wednesday
this week. If you sent in a late request and you do not see it on the schedule,
it did not make it in.
The formal schedule application will be available early the week of the 27th.
Sign-ups for small working sessions can be scheduled the old fashioned way in
the wiki and those will be inserted into the schedule as needed.
If you would like your session below to be changed to a different room and/or
time-slot please use the link of the wiki page.
Changes will be accommodated to the best of our ability if you have been
inadvertently double booked as a speaker. This means that one of the sessions
cannot proceed because you are either leading or presenting at a conflicting
session. Simply wanting to participate in the other session does not qualify.
If you want to change your room and/or time-slot, for any reason other than
being double booked as a speaker, it is your responsibility to negotiate a
switch with the other presenter. Once both parties have agreed to the change,
then please use the link on the wiki page, including the negotiation thread so
that we can adjust the schedule.
Sessions have been categorized as indicated below. If you feel that your
session has been miss-catorgorized, please use the link on the wiki page. (note
that changing the categorization of your session does not imply a schedule or
room change.)
Legend:
Beijing Planning Developing ONAP Modeling
OOM Project Team Overviews SDOs
Team Working Sessions Using ONAP Welcome /
Keynotes
Monday (12/11) Auditorium SC12-175-38
Capacity 38 SC12-1058-36
Capacity 36 SC12-173-16
Capacity 16 SC12-174-13
Capacity 13 SC12-167-11
Capacity 11 SC12-152-10
Capacity 10 SC12-169-11
Capacity 11
8:00 AM Registration
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8:30 AM Welcome & Logistics @Rajesh Gadiyar
8:40 AM Opening Remarks @Arpit Joshipura, Linux Foundation
9:00 AM Beijing Release Scope and Priorities @Mazin Gilbert
9:30 AM
Review Amsterdam use cases for Beijing Release @Alla Goldner
10:00 AM
10:25 AM Break
10:40 AM Target Architecture Review for Beijing @Chris Donley
11:10 AM Beijing Release Plan Review @Gildas Lanilis
11:40 AM
Target Software Architecture Review for Beijing @Mazin Gilbert, Jason Hunt,
Chris Donley
12:10 PM
12:35 PM Lunch
1:50 PM ONAP Amsterdam Architecture @Chris Donley
Closed-Loop Automation Requirements for Beijing Release @Yuan Liu
Use-cases @Eric Debeau
Documenting ONAP @Pawel Pawlak
2:20 PM An Introduction to the ONAP Operations Manager (OOM) @David Sauvageau,
Mike Elliott VNF Validation Program (VVP) @Erick Sundelof Open CLI
Platform (OCLIP) and ONAP CLI @Kanagaraj Manickam
2:50 PM Deploy ONAP/OOM on any Environment @Michael O'Brien VNF
On-Boarding, Requirements, and Operations @Alok Gupta A light weight
approach for Monitoring/Assurance in ONAP @Manoj Nair
3:15 PM Break
3:30 PM VNF SDK supporting VNF Onboarding @Chris Donley OOM Centralized
Configuration Management @Mike Elliott
Virtualized Access Managment on ONAP @Blaine McDonnell
SDNC Roadmap @Dan Timony
4:00 PM VNF Homing & Placement Optimization @Alex Vul OOM for a Carrier Grade
ONAP Deployment @Mike Elliott, Marc-Alexandre Choquette AAI Abstractions &
Extensibility @Adrian Batos-Parac
4:30 PM Telemetry and Analytics for the NFV World - IOAM, DCAE, PNDA @Frank
Brockners Transaction Traceability Across ONAP Components @James MacNider
ONAP User Feature Set Deep Dive - SDC, Closed-Loop Automation, Portal, Policy,
etc. @Manoop Talasila
Multi-Vendor Active Inventory UI Extensibility @David Adams
5:00 PM Active, or Planned Deployments of ONAP @Jamil Chawki Towards a
Comprehensive ONAP Operations Management Solution @Ramki Krishnan MSB
Beijing Release Plan
5:30 PM Close
Tuesday (12/12) Auditorium SC12-175-38
Capacity 38 SC12-1058-36
Capacity 36 SC12-173-16
Capacity 16 SC12-174-13
Capacity 13 SC12-167-11
Capacity 11 SC12-152-10
Capacity 10 SC12-169-11
Capacity 11
8:30 AM Intel Keynote @Sandra Rivera
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8:50 AM IPR Tools & CLA Processes @Phill Robb
9:15 AM
Model Driven Policy @Pamela Dragosh, Alex Vul, Andy Mayer, Patrick Liu
How to setup a Development Environment for ONAP @Victor Morales Auto-scaling
capability support in ONAP @Rashmin Patel Real Time Data Event Streaming &
Processing a critical need for true automation control @Habib Madani VF-C R2
feature Planning & Implementation @Yan Yang SDC side we wanted to have a
modeling session and a code deep dive @Michael Lando
10:00 AM ONAP Open Source Practice: Codifying upstream first with
lessons from OpenDaylight, OPNFV and OpenStack @Marcus Williams Securing
ONAP using trusted infrastructure solutions @Srinivasa Rao Addepalli Testing
strategies for Beijing @Eric Debeau, Helen Chen ONAP R2 Modeling Progress - an
SDC perspective @Michael Brenner and David Shadmi Analysis of ETSI Vs
ONAP APIs @Abinash Vishwakarma
10:45 AM Break
11:00 AM A demo for all four use cases, (vFW, video for vDNS, vCPE and
VoLTE) @Helen Chen End-to-End Model Driven VNF Lifecycle
Management/Modeling ONAP R2+ Modeling Design @Rittwik Jana, Lingli Deng,
Hui Deng ONAP/OOM for Developers @Michael O'Brien ONAP Operation
Enhancement @Rakesh Mhapsekar Closed Loop Automation with CLAMP @Ron Shacham
11:45 AM Configuring and controlling a wireless network with ONAP @Tracy
Van Brakle Toward container support as cloud infrastructure that runs VNFs
@Isaku Yamahata ONAP Integration Through Information and Data Modeling @Andrew
J. Mayer, Ph.D. ONAP CI/CD using OOM Kubernetes @Michael O'Brien Multi
Cloud Evolvement in R2 for Carrier Grade support @Xinhui Li
12:30 PM Lunch
1:45 PM Achieving ONAP S3P with Standardized Object Model of Multi-Clouds
@Ramki Krishnan, Bin Hu, Gill Hellmann, Sastry Iskukapalli, Shankarnarayanan,
Sumit Verdi
Architecture Sub Committee Meeting @Chris Donley
ONAP Modeling workshop @Hui Deng
ONAP Developer's LAB - Dev and Integration Testing Tutorial @Stephen Gooch
DCAE R2 and Beyond @Lusheng Ji
2:30 PM PNFs and Mixed Infrastructure Support for E2E Network Slicing @Vivien
Yang Deep Dive into the VPP based VNFs of the vCPE Use case @Eric Multanen
3:15 PM Break
3:30 PM
SDOs related to ONAP @Hui Deng
Model Driven Service Orchestration - SO state of the Union @DeWayne Filppi
Achieving ONAP S3P with Standardized Object Model of Multi-Clouds S3P:
Scale Testing the Network Control Plane @Matt Welch
4:15 PM PNF and hybrid services support in ONAP @Oskar Malm State, context,
adaptability, and scale for self-learning closed loop policies @Liam Fallon
TOSCA and OOM @Shay Naeh, Nicolas Hu
5:00 PM Open source and standards - the differences, the similarities, the
joint way forward @Alla Goldner How did OPEN-O implement the VNF Function
Test Automation? @Wenyao Guan, Yuan Liu UUI R2 Feature Planning &
Implementation Discussion @Tao Shen Service Orchestration and the needs of
Users @Seshu Kumar Mudiganti Hands-ON TOSCA Modeling Workshop with TOSCA
Simple Profile and ARIAb @Arthur Berezin
5:30 PM Close
Wednesday Auditorium SC12-175-38
Cap. 38 (avail. 11:30 - 2) SC12-1058-36
Capacity 36 SC12-173-16
Capacity 16 SC12-174-13
Capacity 13 SC12-167-11
Cap 11 (avail. 8 to 1) SC12-152-10
Capacity 10
8:00 AM Review/Approval of NEW project proposals Beijing
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9:20 AM Security Subcommittee Update @Steve Terrill
9:40 AM Process for March 2018 TSC Membership Elections @Kenny Paul
10:00 Break
10:15 AM Amsterdam Retrospective @Phill Robb, Kenny Paul
11:20 AM Considerations of modelling evolution in ONAP @Michela
Bevilacqua available @ after 11:30 am
12:30 Lunch
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1:45 PM Progressing ONAP testing and integration with a "dummy VNF" @Andrew
Fenner available until 2:00 pm
2:30 PM Policy Lifecycle API @Pamela Dragosh
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3:15 PM Break
3:30 PM Management of Cloud Native VNFs with ONAP @munish agarwal
4:15 PM Enabling Workloads Orchestration in Containers via Multi Cloud @Bin Hu,
Ramki Krishnan, Gil Hellmann, Sumit Verdi
4:50 PM Closing Comments
5:00 PM Close
Best Regards,
-kenny
Kenny Paul, Technical Program Manager
[email protected]
510.766.5945
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