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Bringing Order to the Chaos – Platform and Workload Conformance for Cloud Native Telco Applications

  • Type: Panel
  • Panelists: Rihab Banday , Georg Kunz , Gergely Csatari (will submit) , Taylor?, Bill?
  • Abstract:Both CNCF CNF WG and Anuket are defining CNF conformance based on their own aspects. CNCF CNF WG defines best practices of  

    Stable platform APIs and capabilities are key for application portability across platforms. One of the key success factors of the Kubernetes project has been to define stable APIs by means of the K8s conformance project. Telco workloads, often referred to as Cloud Native Network Functions (CNF), impose a few specific additional platform requirements. In CNCF, the Telco User Group and the CNF Working Group are addressing this challenge by defining best practices for building CNF-s based on use cases

    while Anuket specifies

    . The LFN Anuket project is complementing this effort by building on top of these CNCF projects by specifying cloud infrastructure and matching workload properties

    . CNCF CNF WG-s best practices are tested by the CNF Testsuite while Anuket implements its own conformance testing based on Functest.

    and by leveraging CNCF tooling to build reference implementations and conformance test suites.

    In this panel we will discuss how these

    different approaches

    projects are complementing each other and how the two teams

    can

    work together to jointly support the telco industry on their journey to adoption of cloud native principles.


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    • Bringing Order to the Chaos – Platform and Workload Conformance for Cloud Native Telco Applications

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Stable platform APIs and capabilities are key for application portability across platforms. One of the key success factors of the Kubernetes project has been to define stable APIs by means of the K8s conformance project. Telco workloads, often referred to as Cloud Native Network Functions (CNF), impose a few specific additional platform requirements. In CNCF, the Telco User Group and the CNF Working Group are addressing this challenge by defining best practices for building CNF-s based on use cases. The LFN Anuket project is complementing this effort by building on top of these CNCF projects by specifying cloud infrastructure and matching workload properties and by leveraging CNCF tooling to build reference implementations and conformance test suites.

In this panel we will discuss how these projects are complementing each other and how the two teams work together to jointly support the telco industry on their journey to adoption of cloud native principles.