Community Participant Onboarding
Introduction
Who we are....
CNTT Participant On-boarding Overview
| | | | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Getting Started | Information Packet | Automatic Agreement to Terms | Join Community | Engage! |
FAQs
| Information Packet
CNTT Overview
Legal Terms & Conditions
How To's
Distribution Lists, Meeting Info, Events
Tools |
Legal Terms & Conditions |
CNTT Workstream Lead Sends Confirmation of Registration
Assign Mentor |
Contribute!
Support & Administration |
Getting Started
Welcome to the CNTT Community!!
The following information is provided in this packet to help you get on boarded to CNTT as a contributing member.
An overview of CNTT
Legal Terms and Conditions
How to get engaged and begin contributing (what to do, who to contact, when to meet, tools, etc.)
On-Boarding FAQs
How long will it take to review the info packet?
The basic on-boarding info packet review will take approximately 1 hours of your time, initially. After that, your consistent engagement and contributions are based on your own commitment.
What will I learn about during on-boarding process?
You’ll get an overview of the scope of CNTT and the underlying technologies, solutions, development status and roadmaps. Additionally, you’ll be made aware of participant responsibilities and legal obligations. Finally, you’ll be provided with support and logistical information you’ll need to get fully engaged with the CNTT developer community.
What help will I get throughout the on-boarding process?
On-boarding members are welcomed to reach out for assistance from those indicated on your "CNTT - Getting Started" email any time during the on-boarding process.
What happens once I get on-boarded?
Once you have reviewed the CNTT on-boarding information and have agreed to the perquisite terms and agreements associated with participating and contributing to the Task Force, and you have completed on-boarding and now it will be your opportunity to join desired work streams.
Information Packet
CNTT Objectives
Global operators and suppliers are joining forces to:
Reduce fragmentation of the NFVI architectures in use by Telco’s in order to accelerate innovation, time to market, & lower VNF | CNF on-boarding costs
Develop an NFVI Reference Model as a framework to enable the delivery of VNFs | CNFs for next generation cloud native services
Define a simplified & finite set NFVI Reference Architectures for VNFs | CNFs based on a common Reference Model
Establish an implementation & verification ecosystem for VNFs | CNFs as it relates to NFVI, leveraging the Linux Foundation Verification Programs
Common NFVI Lifecycle Framework
CNTT Characteristics
Scope
Define an NFVI Reference Model and a finite set of NFVI Reference Architectures based on the Reference Model.
Establish an VNF | CNF implementation & verification ecosystem
Leverage Linux Foundation Verification and Open Source Projects
Key Attributes
Fully open-sourced structure, approach, and solutions
Governance & Technology workstreams
Close coordination and collaboration with LFN, OPNFV, OVP, CNCF, and other open-source organizations such as Kubernetes and OSF
Continuous improvement and lifecycle management
Benefits
Enables of delivery of VNFs | CNFs to market efficiently and effectively.
Lowers VNF | CNF on-boarding costs
Accelerates innovation and time to market of next-generation cloud-native services.