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NETCONF與YANG入門 |
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By NetConf IETF WG representants |
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WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE |
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Netconf and YANG |
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What is Netconf?
What is YANG?
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YANG
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Data models in YANG
Comparison to SNMP/MIBs |
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LUNCH |
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Use cases |
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Network transactions
Device backup
Configuration rollback
Configuration validation
On device validation
Implementing Guardrails
A simple example and demo
Conclusions
Summary
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COFFEE BREAK |
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An Automation Solution |
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Simplifying Embedded Automations with Embedded Automation Systems (EASy)
Enhancing Network Performance and Diagnostics with Cisco Mediatrace and Embedded Event Manager (EEM)
Network Management Best Practices in Cisco Device Instrumentation - What (not) to do?
Cisco Intelligent Automation for Networks Service (CIAN) |
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08.30 |
WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE |
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Chairman
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09.00 |
OPENING REMARKS |
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Unlocking the Value in Your Network
Focusing primarily on network automation related to virtual machine provisioning and mobility and providing an overview of network-workload advised placement and fabric optimization.
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS |
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The Socio-Technical Generation and Network Automation in 2020
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Today, we live in a connected world. How will the systems providing and using this connectivity evolve in the next decade? What changes will we see in the user population and our workplace environments? And how will all this affect technology and network automation?
Bruno Klauser
Consulting Engineer, European Markets,
Cisco |
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SESSION I 網路自動化的基礎 |
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Practical Experiences with Network Automation |
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Looking at a number of scenarios. Describing and comparing traditional and network automated solutions. Analysing the difference network automation makes to customer operating costs, customer satisfaction and network operator experience.
David Gethings, Juniper Networks |
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COFFEE BREAK |
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On The Adoption of Embedded Network Automation |
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What can we learn from the fast movers and early adopters in the market? How does network automation support business, architectural and operational goals? Where are the quick wins and how do they evolve into a longer term sustainable transition?
Bruno Klauser, Consulting Engineer, European Markets, Cisco Systems, Inc. |
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SESSION II 網路服務供應商的網路自動化 |
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A Call for Automated Configuration Management |
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Providing experiences with equipment vendors and operators. Giving examples of existing solutions including the IETF NETCONF protocol with associated YANG language as well as other emerging solutions including REST.
Carl Moberg, Tail-F |
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LUNCH |
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Seamless Network-wide Migrations |
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Describing several techniques and tools that can efficiently reconfigure both internal (e.g. OSPF, IS-IS) and external (BGP) routing protocols. Discussing the design of a provisioning system that automatically performs the migration by pushing the configurations on the devices in the appropriate order while monitoring the entire migration process.
Joint work with Stefano Vissicchio, Roma Tre University, Cristel Pelsser, Internet Initiative Japan, Pierre Francois, and Olivier Bonaventure, Université Catholique de Louvain
Laurent Vanbever, PhD Student, Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium |
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Maximizing Service Availability using Automated Network Diagramming |
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Describing an automated network diagramming solution that discovers and maps network elements and relationships, as well as correlates configuration and performance data. Automation eliminates any manual errors and expedites troubleshooting.
Ankit Agarwal, Associate Vice President, Engineering, OPNET Technologies Inc.
Kent Sirevag, Chief Architect, Datacenter, Altibox |
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Fixed Network: from Cost Reduction to Revenue Generation |
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Discussing the financial and marketing benefits from using a fast automated service provisioning process in the access network and how fast deployment is a crucial component in sales.
Lars Erik Hillbom, VP Services, Network Automation AB |
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COFFEE BREAK |
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16.00 |
PANEL SESSION |
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CONNECTING DEVICES TO THE SOCIAL NETWORK |
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Chairman
Bruno Klauser, Consulting Engineer, European Markets, Cisco
Participants
David Gethings, Juniper Networks
Carl Moberg, Tail-F
Lars Erik Hillbom, VP Services, Network Automation AB
Ankit Agarwal, Associate Vice President, Engineering, OPNET Technologies Inc., |
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END OF CONFERENCE DAY ONE |
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08.30 |
WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE |
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Chairman
Bruno Klauser
Consulting Engineer, European Markets
Cisco |
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SESSION III 數據中心和雲端的網路自動化 |
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09.00 |
Data Center Network Virtualization Optimization |
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Enterprise and Service Provider Data Centers are aggressively moving from lightly utilized servers running a few Virtual Machines (VMs) to optimized servers running many VMs. The latter requires network virtualization to be fully automated and simple. It also requires network feedback into the server's virtualization infrastructure.
Speaker from IBM |
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Cloud Computing: A New Angle on Configuration Control |
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The effects of the Cloud computing revolution have been unmistakable across all IT disciplines, and the network is no exception.
Discussing the YCE Platform. Eliminating the availability and performance risks of unsanctioned changes being made to devices in the field. Providing a means to standardize configurations, and an assured means for enforcing governance policies that become increasingly essential to upper layers of IT and business management.
Wim Gerrits, CEO & Co-founder, NetYce |
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10.00 |
Automation and Orchestration in the Public Cloud |
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Mapping out the landscape of public clouds and then discussing best practices in automating key operational tasks and orchestrating provisioning tasks. Two detailed case studies are presented.
Ahmar Abbas, Senior Vice President, Cloud Services, CSS CORP |
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10.30 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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11.00 |
Data Center Networking Standards or Proprietary |
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Traditional IP/Ethernet Data Center networks have several inefficiencies, such as repetitive buffering, intelligence and look-ups. These inefficiencies impact performance, equipment costs and operational expenses. Networking vendors are pursuing several options for eliminating these inefficiencies, from extensions to existing standard to completely proprietary solutions.
Speaker from IBM |
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SESSION IV 自動化的網路和服務的構成 |
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Automating Network and Service Configuration using NETCONF and YANG |
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Network providers are challenged by new requirements on fast and error-free service turn-up. This is blocked by current configuration approaches by CLI scripting or lock-in by commercial tools based on device-specific adaptors.
Describing a management solution based on the IETF standards NETCONF and YANG to address the configuration management challenges and showing that it greatly simplifies the configuration management integrations towards devices and still provides good performance.
Carl Moberg, Tail-F |
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12.00 |
LUNCH |
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Autoprovisioning Systems Using Embedded Automation |
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Companies are expanding their data centers into different geographical areas, while their network operations groups are mainly staying in headquarters. This divergence creates a challenge for the network operations groups.
The automatic configuration of switch ports based on device connection is explored, with examples utilizing Cisco’s IOS shell and EEM’s neighbor discovery Event Detector.
Jason Pfeifer, Technical Leader, Engineering United States, Cisco |
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Protocol Efficiencies of NETCONF versus SNMP for Configuration Management Functions |
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Focusing on the quantitative analysis of the performance characteristics of two different network management protocols, the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) [1] and the Network Configuration Protocol (NETCONF) [2].
The intention is to demonstrate the performance of NETCONF vs. SNMP within the constraints of device configuration.
Brian Hedstrom, Senior Architect, CableLabs |
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Outlining NTAF Works |
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Outlining the work of the NTAF to date, how the NTAF technical committee is defining specifications for the coordination of network test solutions and how Spirent and others have been working with NTAF specifications to create an open test environment that works with any NTAF-based implementation.
Dr. Todd Law, Vice-President of the Network Test Automation Forum, and
Senior Product Manager, Spirent Communications |
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SESSION V 因應 IP骨幹網路和光傳送的網路自動化技術 |
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15.30 |
How to Automate the Super Core Infrastructure Sizing |
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With the availability of very high speed technologies like ET100G and new types of routers integrating transport capabilities, there is an opportunity to simplify the topology e.g. decrease meshing and to speed up the backbone provisioning.
Presenting a real life case study that explains how the various tasks to design a Super Core network can be automated.
Didier Bousser, Wandl |
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16.00 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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16.30 |
Network Automation: Key to Profitable Optical Network Operation |
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Migrating from a resource-centric to a service driven mode of network operations promises substantial savings in optical network administration and maintenance. Such a move requires a unified service and transport management system that manages service creation, activation and service-quality assurance, and which integrates seamlessly with the optical network’s GMPLS control plane.
Dr. Michael Ritter, Vice President Technical Marketing, Adva Optical |
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Implementing AGENY (Advance Guidance tool for ENgineering of Central frequencY) In Optical Transport Network |
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Describing an automation process of lambda assignment in the existing transport network both in backbone and regional area,
Describing the database of lambda that is integrated, accurate and updated on backbone and regional areas
Akhmad Ludfy, Transmission Lab Manager, Lesmin Nainggolan, Optical Transmission Researcher and Hendra Winata, Optical Transmission Engineer,
PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia - R&D Center |
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