networks Madrid, November 2011 TELEFN EFNICA CA I+D 01 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

networks
SMART_READER_LITE
LIVE PREVIEW

networks Madrid, November 2011 TELEFN EFNICA CA I+D 01 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Control plane uses for content delivery in future networks Madrid, November 2011 TELEFN EFNICA CA I+D 01 Introduction Telefnica I+D Telefnica I+D 1 Network Intelligence (NI). Introduction Network Intelligence discussion


slide-1
SLIDE 1

Control plane uses for content delivery in future networks

Madrid, November 2011

TELEFÓN EFÓNICA CA I+D

slide-2
SLIDE 2

Telefónica I+D

1

Introduction

01

Telefónica I+D

slide-3
SLIDE 3

Telefónica I+D

2

Network Intelligence (NI). Introduction

In In our

  • ur WG

WG we we are are working mainly in in two of

  • f them with these objective

ives:

 To obtain real time information about network state for Services & Apps  The management of network resources in real time  To improve the network efficiency

… will drive to operator’s services one step ahead Netw twork rk Operat rating g Layer Dynamic c Resour urces ces Manage gement Netw twork rk API ‘Network Intelligence’ discussion comprises three different technological trends, which are loosely couple led 1.

  • 1. Auto-con

confi figu gurati tion & Flexible le netwo work

  • Plug & Play nodes, Seamless E2E MPLS, CCN-like auto-discovery,

DHCP extensions, BGP support to self-discovery…

2.

  • 2. Dynamic

c Resour urce ce manage gement

  • Signalling & Enforcement: PCRF, IP Edge enforcement, MBB CoS,

DPI-based enforcement…

3.

  • 3. Adaptation

tion to servi vice ces: s: Simple Netw twork rk API

  • Connectivity API: Information interfaces and requests

(profiles with BW, QoS, latency…)

  • Specialised APIs: Content-Aware Network / NG-CDN
slide-4
SLIDE 4

Telefónica I+D

Network Intelligence (NI). Concept

3

NET ETWORK ORK AP API CON ONTROL TROL EN ENFORCEMENT ORCEMENT & RE REPOR ORTING TING

WHAT? T? API Layer er

Offer network capabilities to application functions and to the service layer. Two main types

  • f API:
  • Resources
  • urces reservat

rvation ion: Bandwidth, Priority,…

  • Inform
  • rmat

ation ion: on demand, by subscription, events…

HOW OW? Control

  • l Layer

er

Network nodes with decision capabilities, aggregate or filter information, route signaling… Dialogue among them with signaling protocols like SIP, RADIUS or DIAMETER Example: AAA, PCRF, SBC…

WHERE RE? Enforc rcement ement Layer er

The traffic flows through these nodes. Receives enforcement orders from control layer Provides reporting events and information on demand to the control layer. Example; GGSN, BRAS, DPI, PDN-GW…

slide-5
SLIDE 5

Telefónica I+D

Network Intelligence (NI). Main actors

4

Online Charging ng (OCS) in order to apply real time charging capabilities in a convergent fashion fixed mobile, post-paid & pre-paid. This allows charging based on any type of events. Unified d database (UDB). Consolidated network database including user identifiers, service profiles, and access types. Policy icy Control

  • rol. Rules logic to be sent to the different Policy Enforcement points in order to apply control traffic flow on

the network. Policy icy Enforc rcement nt Point (PEP). Applies rules on data flow in order to achieve capabilities such as packet counting, QoS, BW, intelligent routing… Inline ne applicat ication

  • ions. Applications using data flows in order to offer services such as Video or Web optimization, Parental

control, mail fishing, QoE analysis etc…

  • DPI. Traffic detection function, Protocol & Application/service identification based on signatures & behavior. May act as

PEP or only as a reporter. Radi dius us: Perform Authentication and Authorization but it takes Policy Enforcement management roles too.

slide-6
SLIDE 6

Telefónica I+D

5

Standardization Groups and forums

02

Telefónica I+D

slide-7
SLIDE 7

Telefónica I+D

6

Approa

  • ach

ches es from differ ferent nt organi nisms sms: TS, 23.203: Policy and Charging Control Architecture

Control Layer AF AF PCRF Trasnport Layer PCEF Trasnport Layer RCEF BGF SPDF A-RAC ACF RACS Control Layer AF AF

282-003: Resource admission Control Subsystem Operations & Policy Control

NI: Based on Standardized Architectures

slide-8
SLIDE 8

Telefónica I+D

The 3GGP Architecture, the starting point

7

Gy Gz User Data Repository (UDR) Rx AF Ud Gx Offline Charging System (OFCS) Online Charging System (OCS) Service Data F low Based Credit Control Gxx BBERF

Gateway

Sd TDF Policy and Charging Rules Function (PCRF)

PCEF

Sy

  • Better for convergent networks.
  • The most adopted architecture from mobile vendors.
slide-9
SLIDE 9

Telefónica I+D

8

New opportunities for TEF

03

Telefónica I+D

slide-10
SLIDE 10

Telefónica I+D

Telefónica is changing from their current role in the internet ecosystem…

9

Devices Networks Contents Carrier’s role Traffic

  • User pays the most of backbone by bandwidth
  • Content providers lead traffic increase with new content formats

Provide network access and devices (sometimes) Avoid network congestion Provide global connectivity

slide-11
SLIDE 11

Telefónica I+D

… to a new carrier’s role that enables efficiency and growth

10

Devices Networks Contents Carrier’s role Traffic Content

  • Provide net-

work access devices

  • Provide qua-

lified content

  • Avoid network

congestion

  • Assure

content distribution

  • Provide global

connectivity

  • Provide

content management

  • User pays the use of backbone by access
  • Content providers pay for backbone used by downloaded content
slide-12
SLIDE 12

Telefónica I+D

11

TEF CDN

Content Provider

Ingests a content

  • nce

Assigns a URL Includes URL in web page Clicks on the URL

Delivers the content from the closest server

Customer User

Telefónica’s CDN – general case

Black box approach

slide-13
SLIDE 13

Telefónica I+D

12

CDN End Point IP Core Mobile Packet Core Fixed Packet Core Mobile Access Fixed Access Internet Traffic CDN traffic

  • Policy applied on per user traffic based on

commercial packages and products

  • Different level of QoS
  • Bandwidth management.
  • Usage or not of online services
  • Control of optimization
  • Policy handling via Network Intelligence
  • Offer QoS when serving Premium video

services over Telefonica Network prioritized vs internet traffic

  • Help CDN infrastructure through APIs

which enable the CDN to offer Value Added Services for external applications PCRF Network rk Intellig lligenc nce

Telefónica’s CDN – video use case

NI approach

slide-14
SLIDE 14

Telefónica I+D

13

CDN video advantages

  • In Content Delivery:

Different types of content with different time requirements

VOD Live Traffic Critical Live Traffic

  • Network Intelligence: adjust the network (through policies) to improve the content

delivery (Prioritizing traffic, applying ‚changes of bandwidth‛) The control plane transform the network in a: Con

  • nte

tent nt aware re - auto to-ad adapt aptative ative netw twor

  • rk

k

slide-15
SLIDE 15

Telefónica I+D

Other TEF scenarios …and its NI advantages

  • Resid

identia ntial Video eo-Confe Conference rence Real Time BW Control

  • CDN Inte

tellig igent nt Netw twor

  • rk Rou
  • uti

ting Choose the best node in each situations

  • Provide online BGP routing info between AS

Routing info based on hop number.

  • Introduce QoE in CDN networks.

Inform to CDN with the QoE info of the user.

slide-16
SLIDE 16

Telefónica I+D

15

Reasons to apply NI Concepts and conclusions

04

Telefónica I+D

slide-17
SLIDE 17

Telefónica I+D

16

Reasons for apply NI concepts

To add capacities in order to became real the auto-adaptative networks

  • A reduction in provision or configuration times
  • To improve the possibility of multivendor environments (more savings)
  • To implement services that require session accounting
  • To implement services that require QoS/QoE applications in the moment of connection or in real time:
  • IP assignment (depending on the contracted service)
  • Redirections to captive portals
  • Priority applications to some kind of traffics
  • Applications or changes of bandwidth depending on the contracted service or the kind of traffic…
  • VPN connections
  • … and much more
slide-18
SLIDE 18

Telefónica I+D

slide-19
SLIDE 19

Telefónica I+D

18

Appendix 1. Broadband Forum Current Tasks