NFV Path to Virtualization for SBC Jitin Bhandari
NFV Path to Virtualization for SBC Jitin Bhandari Director, Product Management & Strategy Oracle Communications Business Unit Sept 28, 2014 Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. |
FLEXIBILITY What CSPs want INNOVATION ENHANCE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE OPEN ECOSYSTEM REDUCE COMPLEXITY EFFICIENCY REDUCE CAPEX REDUCE OPEX SERVICE AGILITY FAST TIME TO MARKET RESSOURCE SHARING REAL-TIME NETWORK OPTIMIZATION MULTI-TENANCY SCALABILITY FINELY CONTROLLED SERVICE INTRODUCTION Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | Oracle Confidential – Internal 4
The NFV Evolution is Underway … 93% of CSPs will deploy NFV in some aspect of their network * 2014 Po. Cs 2015 Live network trials 2016 Deployed VNFs* 57% of CSPs have a NFV strategy in less than 1. 5 yrs 68% within the next 2 -5 yrs * Mobile Core v. EPC and v. IMS are amongst the top 4 NFV use cases for Opex and Capex reduction * *HEAVY READING’S NFV Operator Survey, January 2014 *INFONETICS RESEARCH SDN and NFV Strategies: Global Service Provider Survey, March 2014 Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | Oracle Confidential – Internal 5
NFV Challenges Stateless Light uplink, heavy downlink TCP TLS Processing bursts Queued Cached content Layers 5 -7 Stateful Heavy uplink & downlink UDP IPsec Continuous processing Instantaneous Real time streams Layers 3 -7 Five nines, reliability, availability and quality of service Layers of abstraction a mixed blessing Hybrid Transitional Environment Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | Oracle Confidential – Internal 6
Session Border Controller as a Virtual Network Function Security Transcoding e. SRVCC for Vo. LTE Encryption Interworking Lawful Intercept Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | Security ü ü ü Do. S, DDo. S Protection IMS-AKA for Vo. LTE Pre-subscriber rate limiting BW policing & media firewall TLS, IPSec and TMS support Interworking ü IPv 4/IPv 6 ü RTP/SRTP Vo. LTE ü Seamless handover between LTE and 2 G/3 G networks Oracle Confidential – Internal 7
OCSBC is Leading the Way to Media Virtualization Media Capacity • Mix of software and chipset-based capabilities Other Media Functions • Oracle/Acme Packet DNA • Look aside function & In-line with DPDK/PMD DDo. S REVOLUTIONIZING • DPDK • SR-IOV • Poll-Mode Driver (PMD) Encryption Media virtualization Transcoding Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | • Instruction set based • Chipset based • Software-based • Intel IPP based library • Software-based look-aside function • 3 rd Party plug-ins Oracle Confidential – Internal 8
From Capex to Opex Considerations q Service agility, operational cost and faster time to market benefits outweigh TCO zeroing over time as the software opex may catch-up with the initial capex savings q CSPs can sustain lower costs with a virtualized network q Analysys Mason predicts an inflection point where CSPs can further curb costs, achieved within the next 5 -7 years. q CSPs must have an overarching service agility framework for augmenting their existing network with VNFs and increasing OSS automation • Illustrative comparison of cumulative costs of various approaches to network virtualization [Source: Analysys Mason, 2014] Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | Oracle Confidential – Internal 9
Site comparison: Cost, Power & Footprint Traffic pattern assumptions: SIP IMS-AKA, 80, 000 sessions, 10% transcoded G. 711/AMR-NB AP 4500 • 9 HA systems • 18 RU/3600 w • $3, 937, 360 list AP-VNF* • 7 HA systems • 14 -28 RU/4200 w • $2, 773, 968 list (illustrative only, not offered GA today*) AP-6300 • 1 HA systems • 6 RU/2800 w • $2, 533, 370 list AP 4500 AP 6300 AP-VNF HA units $$ List RU (Normalized to AP 6300) Power Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | Oracle Confidential – Internal 10
The Pragmatic Reality of Hybrid Networks • We will see Hybrid networks as prevalent in the many years to come… …bringing together end-to-end networks comprised of traditional physical networks, Virtual Network Functions hosted in data centers, and Open. Flow-enabled devices in the Cloud and in the WAN EMS/NMS Physical Networks SDN Ctrl EMS Open. Flow Networks VM VM VM VNFs Server HW (Hypervisors or white switches) VNFM Network VIM Ex: Router, switch, Ex: Ethernet Ex: v. SBC, v. DSR, v. HSS, v. LB, HLR/HSS, SBC, DSR, switch v. EPC, v. FW, v. Switch, v. CPE, DSLAM, softswitch, PBX, v. NID, v. STB, DPI… SIMs, STB, CAS… Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | Oracle Confidential – Internal 11
Converged Virtualized IMS Offering COMPLETE OPEN INTEGRATED FLEXIBLE Comprehensive Session Delivery Portfolio Standards-Based Architecture Engineered to Work Together Engineered to Adapt to Change More Value Less Complexity More Choice Less Risk Reduced Cost of Ownership Faster Time to Market Fully Virtualized IMS core for NFV with orchestration for service agility and deployment flexibility Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | Oracle Confidential – Internal 12
Oracle Communications Core Session Manager Virtualized Session Core for NFV available NOW Fully supports 3 GPP r 11 S/I-CSCF, BGCF, & more Designed from the ground up for virtualization Enables a fast path to starting NFV today Utilizes elastic scalability principles Dynamic Load Balancer built in support for virtualized environment Designed to scale from thousands to millions of subscribers Open NFV framework with multiple hypervisor support Optimized CAPEX pricing for IMS Core Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | Oracle Confidential – Internal 13
Session Delivery Platform Offerings AP 4500 Architecture SDIII AP 4600 AP 6300 AP 6100 SBC-VNF* Next-Generation Appliance Platform Architecture NFV Mid-High Range SBC based on common NN 6 X arch 4 x Performance w/ High density transcoding 4 x Performance (1 U Form Factor) Balance of performance and flexibility for low OPEX Signaling CPS 200 300 800 -900 200+ per core Signaling MPS 2800 4200 12460 -23000 1400+ per core Media Capacity 1 K-12 K 1 K-16 K 8 K-80 K 6000+ per core 7200 15 K 60000 N/A 400+ per core General Purpose Transcoding * Software currently GA only for Enterprise applications Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | Oracle Confidential – Internal 14
Oracle NFV Oracle BSS Oracle Orchestration Oracle Analytics Oracle PNFs and VNFs Oracle Infrastructure Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | Oracle Confidential – Internal 15
Oracle NFV Oracle BSS Oracle OSS NFV Optimizations NF/Service Orchestration Oracle PNFs and VNFs CSM DSR CAS SCIM USM SG PCRF UCS SR MC SDM SBC SLB WSC BRM Oracle Orchestration Oracle Analytics Oracle NF/Service Orchestrator Network Info Concentrator Oracle Application Orchestrator Oracle Open Stack Oracle Infrastructure Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | Oracle Confidential – Internal 16
Oracle NFV Today Oracle BSS Oracle OSS NF/Service Orchestration NFV Optimizations VNF GA Po. C Oracle PNFs and VNFs CSM DSR CAS SCIM USM SG PCRF UCS SR MC SDM SBC SLB WSC BRM Oracle Orchestration Oracle Analytics Oracle NF/Service Orchestrator Network Info Concentrator Oracle Application Orchestrator PNF Key Oracle Open Stack Oracle Infrastructure Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | Oracle Confidential – Internal 17
Our Commitment to Innovation Selected to deliver NFV solution for a leading EMEA based Service Provider with worldwide presence • Fast track Vo. LTE & Hosted RCS • VNF functions - PCRF, IMS Core, SBC & DRA • Intelligent Application Orchestration specifically for communications applications Building ecosystem labs for NFV with communications viewpoint • Partnering with Intel for NFV data plane challenges • Partnering with leading Virtualization technology provider for Orchestration Thought leaders in SBC virtualization technology Oracle is the first corporate sponsor of Open stack • Providing SBC virtualization solutions for throughput & scale with DPDK with large Tier-1 • Software based encryption and leveraging SR-IOV based technologies with hypervisors • Strong investment in virtualization; network virtualization and data center technologies • Oracle Acme Packet plans to leverage all in-house Oracle technologies in NFV & SDN space Copyright © 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. | Oracle Confidential – Internal 18
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