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2021-06-08 - Anuket: Cloud-Native Full Stack Conformance Validation Framework — 60 minutes, Deepak Kataria
BluVal (Blueprint Validation) Framework is a cloud native full stack test automation tool based on a disaggregated and layered approach for test and validation of implementations to ensure conformance. BluVal disaggregates the implementation and associated manifests into their layers and provides automated validation framework to test each layer one by one to achieve end-to-end validation of the implementation. All results are standardized by using Robot Framework which creates an html file of test results that is easy to read and interpret. By virtue of its modular design, the BluVal framework is extensible and provides a simple, declarative test harness for authoring and executing test suites. New functional tests can be written up from scratch in Robot, with simple human-readable commands, or existing upstream tests can be quickly integrated with a few lines of template code that can call any other testing or scripting tool. BluVal framework also provides a portal (User Interface) for viewing executed test result.
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2021-06-08 - Anuket: Cloud-Native Openstack — 30m Parth yadav
Overview of an academic study/experiment done around OpenStack management and operations. Openstack is a fairly complex open-source cloud software with many loosely coupled components. This presentation covers topics around OpenStack architectural design and cloud-native values that can be built into OpenStack. A cloud-native OpenStack model can decrease the management and operations requirements of OpenStack, make things easy to operate and automate.
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2021-06-08 - Anuket: Leftovers of the merger
— 45 min | Gergely Csatari | EET
There are several leftovers from the CNTT - OPNFV merger what we should work on. In this session I would like to collect these items and propose resolution if we can.
Leftovers from CNTT what I can remember:
- CNTT GitHub org
- CNTT GitHub project
- https://cntt-n.github.io/CNTT/
- cntt.readthedocs.io/
- http://opnfv.readthedocs.io/
- CNTT Governance docs
- https://www.opnfv.org/
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2021-06-08 - Anuket: TSC Regular Open Meeting — 60 Minutes on 8 June at 0600 PDT, using the usual Zoom
This is the regular meeting of the Anuket TSC, where much of the June 8 agenda will likely be dedicated to the impending Kali Release decisions.
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2021-06-09 - Anuket: Cloud Infrastructure Security — 60 min Karine Sevilla , Walter.kozlowski (Europe & APAC leaders)
Security is key within a virtualized environment, it's an important topic for Anuket which aims to specify a trusted Cloud Infrastructure for workloads.
During this session, we will discuss the updates made to the Reference Model for Kali release: open source software security, automation security challenges...
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2021-06-09 - Anuket: Containerizing Traffic and Load Generators for K8S Performance Testing - Opportunities and Challenges — 30m, Sridhar Rao
Traffic generators and load generators are critical for different performance testing. In this talk we present the opportunities and challenges of containerizing these generators for Kubernetes performance testing.
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2021-06-09 - Anuket: Multi/Hybrid Cloud
— 60m Ildiko (incl. APAC Topic Leader)
Discussing multi- and hybrid cloud requirements and choices as it is driven by edge and other use cases.
The session is a continuation of the similar discussion at the recent PTG: https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/ecg-ptg-april-2021
Recording of the PTG discussion: https://zoom.us/rec/share/yMN8QANWzI7FJ_Hh-ys166_sECX2XgSgX-B_jKnnlYh4UjCAv9S32s-9U4mzjUGf.HZIErlBO6LOIMrJz
Relevant RM sections:
- RM 3.5.2 Network Layering and Concepts https://github.com/cntt-n/CNTT/blob/master/doc/ref_model/chapters/chapter03.md#3.5.2
- RM 3.6 Storage https://github.com/cntt-n/CNTT/blob/master/doc/ref_model/chapters/chapter03.md#3.6
- RM 3.8 Hardware Acceleration Abstraction https://github.com/cntt-n/CNTT/blob/master/doc/ref_model/chapters/chapter03.md#3.8
- RM 3.8.3 Workload Placement https://github.com/cntt-n/CNTT/blob/master/doc/ref_model/chapters/chapter03.md#3.8.3
- RM Ch 8 Hybrid Multi-Cloud: Data Center to Edge https://github.com/cntt-n/CNTT/blob/master/doc/ref_model/chapters/chapter08.md
Relevant RA sections:
- RA1 3.5 Cloud Topology https://github.com/cntt-n/CNTT/blob/master/doc/ref_arch/openstack/chapters/chapter03.md#3.5
- RA1 4.5 Cloud Topology and Control Plane Scenarios https://github.com/cntt-n/CNTT/blob/master/doc/ref_arch/openstack/chapters/chapter04.md#4.5
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2021-06-09 - Anuket: OpenStack Release Selection — 30 min Pankaj.Goyal Karine Sevilla
Which OpenStack release to select as a baseline for the next RA1 release?
Following RM's developments on acceleration, RA1 must evolve to integrate these new requirements.
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2021-06-09 - Anuket: Profiles and Flavours — 60 minutes Riccardo Gasparetto (incl. APAC Topic Leader)
Workloads expect certain capabilities and performance from the resources that they will execute on. Creating workload specific configurations becomes not only unmanageable but may render the resources un-shareable. A profile is a set of resource configurations that meet needs of a family of workloads. Profiles partition the infrastructure resources and, thus, the number of profiles affects resource utilisation. Newer workloads, such as for 5G or O-RAN, leads to demand for new profiles or profile extensions. In Anuket, we recently decided on the concept of profile extensions. With the new definition of two high level profile abstractions and associated profile extensions, flavours have also been redefined. This session will seek a discussion on the efficacy of the adopted approach, alternatives, definition of additional profile extensions, and workload flavours.
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2021-06-10 - Anuket: Hardware Acceleration Abstraction — 60m, Former user (Deleted)
Anuket is promote HW independent RM, RAs and RC. For accelerators for RAN workload oRAN Alliance is defining Acceleration Abstraction Layer and APIs - https://oranalliance.atlassian.net/wiki/download/attachments/872841331/O-RAN.WG6.AAL-GAnP-v01.00.pdf?api=v2. However Kubernetes currently does not have an abstraction for accelerators and each accelerator is handled and need to be programmed to independently. This session will discuss current state of affairs and what can be done to remedy it.
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2021-06-10 - Anuket: RA2 status and next steps — 45 min | Gergely Csatari Riccardo Gasparetto | CET, EET
Let's review where are with RA2 and what will be our targets for Lakelse release.
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2021-06-10 - Anuket: Release Process Review & Discussion — 60m, David McBride
Review and discuss newly developed Anuket release process. If time permits, we will also look at the schedule for the Lakelse release.
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2021-06-10 - Anuket: RI2 Status and Next Steps — 45m, Rihab Banday James Gu
In this session we will review the current status of the RI2 Kuberef and Airship projects and plan the next steps forward. A special focus will be on the requirements, gaps and conformance and how we can best work together.
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2021-06-10 - Anuket: Working towards a consolidated documentation — 45 min | Gergely Csatari | EET
Documentation of Anuket is developed in different places and delivered to different places. I think we should keep the option to develop the documentation in different places, but we should deliver the documentation to a single place with similar look and feel. Let's discuss if this is an agreable target and what are the alternatives to achieve it.
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2021-06-DD - Anuket: Anuket assured hyperscalers or hyperscaler assured Anuket? — 45 min | Rodrigues, João (Nokia) , Gergely Csatari | CET, EET
Anuket RM and RA2 define the properties for Kubernetes based infrastructures to run CNF-s to ensure quick and easy integration of CNF-s and the infrastructure. With the the different public cloud providers offering CaaS services for telecom applications a new integration front is opened. Is it guaranteed that a CNF compliant with RC2 will run on the hyperscaler CaaS offerings? How well RM and RA2 modells the infrastructure of hyperscalers and what is the best way to ensure interoperability between private and public CaaS offerings?

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