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Hi, my name is Reza Rokui,
I'm a product line manager (PLM) at Nokia.
I'm responsible for the carrier-assist solution for 5G network slicing.
In today's talk we are going to talk about the 5G network slicing
and how the carrier-assist solution can be used for automation,
assurance, and optimization of transport slices.
Network slices are an end-to-end concept as is shown here,
Operator Y has three customers: BMW, Fiat and Public safety,
and each one needs multiple
end-to-end individual, independent, logical networks.
Each of these networks are called network slices,
the color represents the SLA requirement for each of them.
In this example, Operator Y created five network slices.
It contains RAN slices, each of the network slices
contain RAN slices, which is a context in your RAN,
core slices, which is a context and personality in core,
and transport slices which are the connectivity between RAN and core.
Each individual domain has a controller,
RAN controller, core controller, transport controller,
and we have an end-to-end orchestrator.
Let's get back to the Network and see how, for example,
the green Infotainment slice is created in this network.
The logical flow is, I have a customer, Honda,
who needs an end-to-end network slice for Infotainment
and the budget for the SLA is 10 Mb/s.
The customer portal sends a request to the Operator.
And the Operator uses its network slice blueprints,
or templates, to generate a network slice profile.
And after that it goes through various decompositions,
triggering various actions in the network.
The first thing it does, it sends a request to NFVO,
which is creating the virtual RAN, virtual core,
or both, if it is needed.
The second portion is, it sends a request to
the RAN controller to create the RAN slice,
and give the personality to the RAN equipment.
By the same token, it sends a request to the 5G core controller
to create the core slice which is a personality in the core.
And last, but not least, it sends a request
to the transport slice controller
to create the connectivity between this, RAN and core.
At this point, it's stitching all these slices,
creating a single end-to-end network slice for a specific customer
which is from the service type that is explained before.
The role of the carrier-SDN solution from Nokia
is to control for the transport slice, as is shown in this picture.
Interface for 4 and 5 are defined in 3GPP
and interface 6, that is not defined in any
Standardized Development Organizations (SDOs) yet
and Nokia is working towards making that one standard as well.
This is the network that I am going to use for a portion of the demo.
I have a transport network which is connecting the RAN to the core.
Network Service Platform (NSP) as a transport slice controller,
is used for three different use cases,
automation transport slices,
monitoring of the transport slices, and optimization.
In the demo I just showed optimization,
but these are the three important use cases
that should be addressed by any transport slice controller.
During the demo, NSP receives various connectivity APIs from the northbound,
during the demo POSTMAN is simulating those APIs
The transport slice controller intelligently receives that message,
and creates the services, tunnel and LSP,
which are needed in the network.
Let's get back to the demo.
This is NSP Launchpad Service Fulfillment,
and IP/MPLS Optimization and Service Supervision application
are used in the context of transport slices.
The first transport slice is created
for the Honda Infotainment. The service time and S-NSSAI is 10 and 20,
and we showed the optimization of
how NSP is used for the monitoring of the transport slices.
When we inject the latency of 20 milliseconds
for the IGP link we will see the latency is changed.
And we will see momentarily that readout happen in the network,
in other words NSP intelligently monitors transport slices
and we do the readout.
If I put the latency back to 2 milliseconds again,
nothing will happen because, in this case, the path is still valid,
unless I go to the readout and after readout
we will see that the NSP again brings back the original path of the LSP.
In summary, carrier-SDN solution from Nokia
is addressing the 5G transport slice in three important areas:
automation or creation of the transport slices,
assurance or monitoring of the transport slices,
and closed-loop optimization.
These are the three main important aspects that should
be addressed with any transport slice controller.
Thank you for your attention, and hopefully I see you later.
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