summit 16: arm mini-summit - intro & overview
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Welcome and Agenda Overview
8:30-8:35 Welcome and Introduction (Bob Monkman, ARM)
8:35-8:50 OPNFV on ARM: Overview and Perspective (Bob Monkman, ARM)
8:50- 9:15 NFV Solutions for the Premise and Edge – NXP Semiconductor (Sam Fuller, NXP)
9:15- 9:40 OpenFastPath Solutions: Fast and Open IP Stack – Nokia (Tapio Tallgen)
9:40-10:05 VOSYSwitch, high performance virtual switch alternative for ARMv8 (Michele Paolino)
10:05-10:30 NFV for the Masses – Marvell (Maen Suleiman)
10:30-10:45 Break
10:45-11:10 OPNFV Solutions & OFP #3 – Enea
11:10- 11:35 Efficient NFV solutions for Cloud and Edge – Cavium (Kin-Yip Liu)
11:35- 12:00 OpenDataPlane Monarch Release – (Bill Fischofer- Linaro.org)
12:00- 1:00 Lunch
1:00 - 4:00 ARM NFV Ecosystem Demos/Meet the Developers
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Next Generation Infrastructure Challenges
OPEXEfficiency
ManagingCAPEX
ServiceRevenue
Generation
Creating Service Value Agile Deployment
Power Constraints Increase Capacity
New Business Models
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The promise of NFV
Reduce the costs associated with deploying, managing and maintaining networks
Accelerate time-to-market for new services and maintenance
Deliver the flexibility and agility needed to address changing business requirements
Create an open and collaborativeecosystem to minimize duplication and increase speed of innovation
http://portal.etsi.org/NFV/NFV_White_Paper2.pdf
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4G to 5G challenges and gaps.Latency Throughput Connections Mobility Network
Architecture1msE2E
Latency10Gbps
Perconnection
1 MillionConnections
Per km2
Up to 450km/hMobility
NetworkSlicing
Required5G
Requirement
Gap 30-50x 100x 100x 1.5xNFV/SDN
HeterogeneousCompute.
LTE 30-50ms 100Mb/s 10K 350km/hInflexible –Statically deployed
Compute requiremen
ts
System Latency
DistributedIntelligence
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ARM Well Positioned and Executing in Networking
Legacy architectures transitioning to ARM Compelling IP Broad range of solutions Rich ecosystem
ARM in 2015: 15% infrastructure market share ARM Partners supply
~85% legacy volume today 30% of home and office
networking
Deep Product portfolio and pipeline Over 50 shipping platforms
Over 30 infrastructure platforms Range of implementations
from single core through 100 core; range of peripherals and accelerators
New networking chips constantly being introduced
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ARM value proposition is based on performance/watt, density, scalability… to meet the needs of real network applications
Infrastructure Requires DiversityOne size does not fit all
Real network nodes have fixed constraints
Power limits- At the edge: <20W
Space and form-factor limits At the edge; In the Telco Data Center
Raw performance and latency needs Real-time processing and feedback
Acceleration drives performance for real problems
Form
Fac
tor
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Devices
Intelligent Flexible Cloud: Enabling the 5G vision
Right size compute with common, scalable architecture Lowering the energy demands of future mobile networks Delivering the 5G vision
Edge Data CenterCoreAggregationAccess
ACC
ACS ion
Storage
ion
Storage
Packet Flows Packet Flows
Acceleration
Storage
Compute
Packet Flows
S
ACS
C
AC
A
S
SA
C
IoT
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Networking ecosystem drives market share growth
OSes /HAL
Network Virtualization
Firmware & Network Boot
VNFs
Middleware
Virtual Infrastructure Manager
ACPI
ARM Ecosystem driving Optimized Solutions for Range of Use Cases:- via Community Engagement
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API enables scaling from general purpose through accelerated systems
App
High Volume Server
(ARM, x86)
SoC(ARM, MIPS, Power,
x86)
ODP Implementation
for SoC
Application layer
Silicon vendors port to their chip architecture
DPDK
App App App App
Networking I/O Application Portability
ODP: Common API for highly-differentiated implementations of common networking accelerators
Queues, Buffers, Crypto, etc. defined Accelerator APIs
Polled mode & Event mode Options
Open Contribution and Shared Governance
DPDK: Common API for SW optimized high volume servers
Leverage hardware via polled mode driver extensions
ODP API Layer
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ARM-Based OPNFV Reference Stack & Pharos Lab: In Partnership w/ Enea Software, replicated @ Orange…more on the way
POD
3x Control Nodes
2x ComputeNodes
Build Server
Jump Server
VPN
Firewall
VPN Gateway Router
INTERNET
Brahmaputra Reference Stack
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Specifications
Prototype (Arno)
Lab Ready (Brahmaputra)
VNF Validation & Infrastructure Optimization
Field Trial (Colorado)
OPNFV – Realizing the Vision
This is the challenging part…yet to be fully scoped by theOPNFV community at large
• OPNFV Project currently at Brahmaputra “Lab-Ready” release
• ARM & rest of community opening labs for VNF development/porting
• Colorado release Fall ‘16 in progress
• MANO options added into the mix
• Community has much hardening to do before OPNFV is deployment-ready
• Fragmentation, performance challenges still being worked
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VNF Ecosystem Engagement
OPNFV Infrastructure in place Enea opened 1st ARM-based OPNFV Lab April
Beginning to replicate ARM pods in Operator and OEM labs throughout 2016
Orange SoftIron Pod (AMD-based) up and running in 2 days (early June)
Continue to expand stack options for Colorado and beyond
Developing a program for VNF ubiquity on ARM vCPE, vIMS, vSBC, vEPC initial use cases Coordinating with operators, ISVs and ARM SoC partners
Prove that VNFs are easy to port to ARM and demonstrate value in operator lab trials
Performance/watt, density, scalability, TCO
Leverage DPDK where this is legacy; Optimize w/ ODP to demonstrate increased value
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The Right Architecture for Virtualized Edge
Early SDN technologies based on HW virtualization in OPNFV OpenStack management of KVM-based VMs for VNFs
Higher overhead (memory, performance, complexity) approach
Consensus building that the Virtualized Edge favors a lighter weight solution
Solutions looking to leverage lighter weight OS virtualization at edge Docker, CoreOS
Kubernetes, Mesosphere, Weaveworks etc.
Microservices
OpenStack, SDN Controllers may still play a higher level role in these configurations
ARM Ecosystem building PoCs in this area of optimization of NFV
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Summary
ARM partners currently supplying ~85% of Networking equipment (volume)
ARM SoC vendors deliver range of workload-optimized solutions for different networking use cases
ARM driving application developer ecosystem with ISVs and open source communities
ARM technology best suited to emerging lighter-weight demands at mobile edge
Robust Application Ecosystem
Strong ARM Ecosystem Position
Maximum Flexibility
Agility at Edge
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Join us for a Light Reading Webinar 28 June, 2016Better Living Through the ARM NFV Ecosystem
Registration:http://www.lightreading.com/webinar.asp?webinar_id=705
Date / Time: Tuesday, June 28, 2016, 12:00 p.m. New York / 5:00 p.m. London