Deploying Virtualized Mobile Infrastructures on Openstack
Deploying Virtualized Mobile Infrastructures on Openstack – Ajay Simha NFV Architect/Senior Principal Engineer, Red Hat Inc., Cary, North Carolina Prakash Suthar Principal Architect, Cisco System Inc., Bolingbrook, Illinois
Service Provider is evolving and competing with leaner Over the Top Providers (OTP) providers such as Google and Amazon to provide mobile services. Furture SP network has ot be agile, resilient and auto salable. SPs are leaning towards using COTS infra, open networking (OPNFV, ONOS) and VNF to run routers, switches, mobile gateways, firewall, NAT, DPI functions. Session covers design and deployment of virtualizing the mobile infra such as Virtual Evolved Packet Core, GiLAN and VoLTE as well as 5G core. We will also cover performance fine tuning using DPDK, SR-IOV etc. WE will present case study using Cisco (VNF Manager and NFVO), Redhat (NFVI), Openstack and block storage using CEPH technology. Participants will be able to understand complexities of mobile packet core, evolution NFV based solution and architecture framework for 5G mobile packet core.
About Ajay,
Ajay Simha is a Sr. Principal Engineer and a NFV Architect at Red Hat. Ajay has over 20 years of experience in networking with most of these years focused on Telco/Service Provider technologies such as IPNGN, MPLS, BGP, L2/L3 VPNs, Video, Mobile. Ajay has been focusing on NFV since 2013 and lead major projects in NFV as it applies to Mobility including GiLAN project with major telco in Europe and vEPC deployment with a major mobile operator in North America. He is well versed with ETSI NFV and has been using various flavors of Openstack in deploying NFV.
About Prakash,
Prakash Suthar is Principal Architect and working with Cisco Services organization since 2006. He is SME in wireless technologies such as CDMA, UMTS, LTE, Mobile IPv6, mobile datacenter, virtualization and IP transport protocols such as MPLS, L3VPNs, L2VPNs, QoS, Carrier Ethernet, Multicast and Routing Protocols, IPv6. Current area of focus is LTE,5G, IPv6, TelcoCloud using virtualized mobility solutions using NFV framework (VPC, Gi-LAN etc.). Prakash is also work in datacenter technologies such as Nexus Series (1K to 9K), UCS (C & B series), UCS Manager, MDS storage networking, DC interconnect, Storage protocols etc. Prakash has hands-on experience in over 10 mobile networks – AT&T US and Mexico (SAEGW, virtual packet core and policy for connected car, GiLAN, Monetization Orchestration Gateway, mobile datacenters design, IPv6), Verizon Wireless (PGW, HSGW, Mobile Datacenter, IPv6), Sprint (SAEGW and IPv6 design for LTE deployment), RIL (LTE design, IP/MPLS transport, VoWiFi and ePDG), MetroPCS (LTE, IPv6), KDDI Japan (VoLTE design and deployments) etc. For Cisco Prakash is also leading 5G Packet Core Architecture and solution development at various industry forums such as ITU IMT-2020 focus group (http://www.itu.int/en/ITU-T/focusgroups/imt-2020/Pages/default.aspx), 3GPP and IEEE. Involved with POC for Information Centric Networking (ICN), network slicing, edge computing, control and user plane separations. Prior to joining Cisco Prakash worked with Alcatel Lucent as Distinguished Member of Technical Staff (DMTS) for over 8 years supporting wireless customers globally. Prakash also worked with Government of India in Department of Telecommunications as Indian Telecommunication Service (ITS) officer for about 8 years. Prakash is regular speakers at Ciscolive, IPv6 forum, OPNFV, LTE Forum, IEEE, Senior Technical Leadership forum. Prakash is MS in Information Technology, fellow of Institutions of Electronics and Telecommunications Engineers (IETE), India. Prakash has industry certifications such as CCIE #26273 (Service Provider and Datacenter), VMware Certified Professional (VCP # 128476) Project Management Professional (PMP # 506403), IEEE senior member.
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