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Attendees

Goals

  • General update
  • Progresses in gNMI streaming and delta streaming
  • Continue the Path Computation UCs analysis
  • Continue the discussion of adding OMS CEP spec to version 2.1.3
    • Evaluate more in detail which part of 2.4.1 optical impairments model could be candidate for backporting in 2.1.4
  • Model of the internal connectivity matrix of a ROADM
  • AOB

Agreed Items & Priority

Discussion items

5 minsAdministrative

All



See TAPI Call-in Details and Notes for the RIA Review call coordinates.

Warning: in these weeks the RIA editors are changing or deleting some of these sessions.


TAPI weeky call

Preliminary agenda:

  • Review the Feature priority for TAPI "2.5"
    • Hypothesis to postpone Path Computation to a future delivery
  • Progresses in gNMI streaming and delta streaming
  • Continue the Path Computation UCs analysis
  • Continue the discussion of adding OMS CEP spec to version 2.1.3
  • Model of the internal connectivity matrix of a ROADM
15 mins

General update

All

Brief discussion on optical impairments as routing constraints.

  • Agreed that optical impairments can be specified as routing constraints for both Path Computation and Connectivity Services.
  • Jonathan Sadler OSNR and Chromatic Dispersion are parameters which summarize the service quality, hence could be candidate as routing constraints.
    • Esther adds that Differential Group Delay gives similar information of Chromatic Dispersion.
  • The team agrees that the reference remains A YANG Data Model for Optical Impairment-aware Topology
40 mins

Progresses in gNMI streaming and delta streaming

Nigel Davis 

Nigel Davis presents text specifying delta streaming, which will be included in future version of TR-548.

  • Presented a number of principles dealing with changes, clarifying (already available) YANG structures.
  • Graphics explaining behaviors required at the Provider.
  • Andrea Mazzini suggests to add, where appropriate, the reference to existing tools like Kafka, gNMI, e.g. in case where a combination of more abstract parameter values ends up simulating the default behavior of a specific technology. Agreed.
  • Log compaction clarification.
  • The change of a record can deal with a complex change by reporting an entire tree, for example the addition/removal of items to/from a list.
  • It may be useful a temporary adjustment of the dimension of the "no compaction" log, e.g. when the operator knows that the disconnection is short/temporary, to prevent more costly realignments.
  • Work in progress for Protobuf mappings.
  • Gabriele Galimberti asks whether it is possible to disable the realignment.
    • Nigel Davis yes through the baseline attribute.
    • Mentioned also the sample qualifier, which currently defined values are partial, missing, invalid, suspect.
60 mins

Path Computation UCs

All

Andrea Mazzini shows slides 179-181 from updated otcc2022.AM.001_TAPI_RIASlides.pptx

  • Definitions and Use Cases are preliminary agreed:

  • Slide 181 raises the question: May a “compute-only” Connectivity Service (including full route info, even physical?) replace the Path Computation Service?
    •  Nigel Davis it seems quite disrupting the complete removal of Path Computation feature.
    • Andrea Mazzini it also seems true that there are several potential overlaps.
      • For the forwarding capability exploration the Connectivity Service may be enough.
      • The Path as a set of links may not satisfy such forwarding capability exploration.
      • On the other side, overloading Connectivity Service (and Connection, CEP, Route) may result in complex/confusing model.
  • Showed also slides 189, 190 for multi-ended Path Computation Service.
  • Finally agreed that further discussion is necessary regarding requirements and Use Cases.