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How to find a way to a harmonized and collaborative CNF conformance verification?
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- Speaker info: Georg Kunz , Gergely Csatari
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Cloud infrastructure and workload verification has a history in the telecom industry. As the workloads are dealing with extreme amount of traffic and/or extreme low latency requirements it is natural that they are more sensitive to their cloud platform than other applications. To decrease the cost of integration and expensive surprises during deployment there is a need to agree on what a telecom application can expect from its runtime environment and there is a need to certify if the applications expectations are correct and the platform can fullfill the expectations. Anuket defines a set of application requirements in its Kubernetes based Reference Architecture and plans to build the certification for it in its Anuket Assured certification program while CNCF announced in the 2022 KubeCon EU their CNF Certification program. While Anuket RA2 defines an opinionated Kubernetes distribution and its workload requirements ensure that the CNF is able to run in the distribution, the CNF Certification tests the adherence to cloud native principles. For a CNF vendor the ideal situation would be to run only one set of open source CNF certification tests, but due to the different targets of these certifications this is not the case today.
In this panel discussion the panelists will discuss how these two communities should work together to achieve a good collaboration between the initiatives, how to draw the limit of the testings scope and how to minimalize the testing overhead for CNF vendors. For this the panelists will need to find what is the common denominator of the tests and focus on the distinguishing parts. - Audience (Describe who the audience is and what you expect them to gain from your presentation.)
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How difficult can be to define a Kubernetes reference stack for CNF-s?
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Working towards a shared model for Telecom Cloud Infrastructure, an Overview of Anuket
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- Speaker info: Beth Cohen and Gergely Csatari
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