Hi Brian and All,
I have an interest on draft-ietf-anima-asa-guidelines. Would you like to pay
attention to draft-dang-anima-network-service-auto-deployment-00?
To achieve the objective of network service auto-deployment, the autonomic
networks ecosystem must design a new ASAs and corresponding GRASP objective
definitions. The ASAs are responsible for resource-based path management and
control, such as resource-based path /segment-path calculation and path state
maintenance. The GRASP is used to exchanging the service/path information and
the related resource information among the autonomic nodes in order to
negotiate the service/path resources. Therefore, the ASAs must legally register
with GRASP in the ACP . Therefore, the ASAs must legally register with GRASP in
the ACP for the purpose of serving them with the related GRASP objects.
A New GRASP Objective Option as an example is defined as follows.
- name: s-deployment-value, which is need to be assigned by IANA registration
- objective-flag: F_DISC and F_SYNCH
- objective-value: a data structure as follows
-- s-identification, which is used to distinguish different network services
-- s-deployment-type, which indicates that it is new, or updated, or deleted
-- s-resource-information, which are the assured resources of the network
service.
-- resource-type, which indicate bandwidth, or latency, etc.
-- resource-value, which indicate the value.
-- s-deployment-status, which indicate deployment success or failure, and the
reason for the failure
The corresponding ASA need full life cycle management, from establishment,
maintenance to termination. The ASA on network autonomic node interacts with
GRASP objective ( such as s-deployment-value) via GRASP API. The ASA
interaction among different nodes uses GRASP protocol for information exchange,
synchronization and negotiation.
Personally, I feel that this document has helped me a lot in my work.
Best wishes,
Joanna
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From: Anima [mailto:anima-boun...@ietf.org] On Behalf Of Brian E Carpenter
Sent: 2021年7月11日 6:54
To: t...@cs.fau.de; anima@ietf.org; anima-cha...@ietf.org
Subject: Re: [Anima] Call for agenda items ANIMA @ IETF 111, online
Hi,
About draft-ietf-anima-asa-guidelines:
Although we probably want to produce one more version, I think the authors of
this draft feel it is as complete as seems possible at present. So is it
possible to plan a WG Last Call as soon as the next version comes out?
If so, I would suggest that we do *not* need a slot in the meeting, but simply
a mention in the Chair's slides that the document is nearly ready.
If the chairs disagree, of course we could briefly present it yet again, but in
the Monday session please, if you would like me to be awake ;-).
Regards
Brian Carpenter
On 09-Jul-21 03:12, t...@cs.fau.de wrote:
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