Network Automation Update from IETF105

July 25, 2019 by Hugh Kelly in Service Managment, Uncategorized, YANG Comments Off

Volta’s Dean Bogdanovic was at IETF105 where he delivered a talk on Network Automation Evolution:

Webinar: Exposing the cost trade-offs of Cloud Native NFV

For NFV, the long view of operators is to move as many network functions as possible that currently reside in purpose-built hardware to software that operates in a “cloud” environment on commercial servers. The goals are to enable service agility, innovation, and differentiation on the way to automation of customer experience and network operations. This webinar covers operator plans and deployments, next-gen network service assurance needs, field experiments, cost trade-offs, and lessons learned from leading field trials.

Join Michael Howard, Technology Fellow and Advisor, Carrier Networks, IHS Markit, Hugh Kelly, Vice President of Marketing, Volta Networks and Richard Piasentin, Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer, Accedian.

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