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An Introduction to UCLP (User Controlled Lightpath Provisioning) Gregor v. Bochmann School of I nformation Technology and Engineering (SI TE) University of Ottawa Canada http:/ / www.site.uottawa.ca/ ~ bochmann August, 2006 This presentation

  1. An Introduction to UCLP (User Controlled Lightpath Provisioning) Gregor v. Bochmann School of I nformation Technology and Engineering (SI TE) University of Ottawa Canada http:/ / www.site.uottawa.ca/ ~ bochmann August, 2006 This presentation is based on the collaboration in the UCLP v2 project between the Communications Research Centre in Ottawa, the i2CAT Foundation in Barcelona, Inocybe Technologies Inc. in Montreal, and the University of Ottawa. The project is mainly funded by CANARIE’s Directed Research Program (Canada) , 2006 1 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  2. Overview of this talk  Context  Network management  User-owned fibres, switches, wavelengths  Possible UCLP services  Type of resources: nodes, links, devices  Lightpath operations  APNs: collection of resources; can be subleased  End-to-end lightpath management and routing  Other aspects  Canarie’s UCLP development projects  Our UCLP systems  UCLP v1  UCLP v2 , 2006 2 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  3. Network management  Traditional view  User interface (signalling) for establishing end-to-end connections  Network management (the owner’s perspective) for configuration control, fault management, accounting, etc.  Trend for making networks more “open”  Open Network Architecture (OpenArch - http://comet.columbia.edu/openarch/ )  Making interfaces to internal components accessible (switches, routers)  Ideally providing some open standards for interfaces to networks  Open Signalling (OpenSig - http://comet.columbia.edu/opensig/activities/activities.html )  Customer-owned fibres / networks  a trend for university networks, hospitals  in relation with condominium fibre builds  may involve condo switches (different ports belonging to different owners). – At Ethernet and Internet level, one talks about “virtual switches/routers”. , 2006 3 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  4. UCLP – an example APN Instrument WS Parent Substrate Lightpath Router WS Substrate Switch GMPLS Daemon WS Child Lightpath WS (may run over IP Ethernet, MPLS, etc Virtual Router Wireless Sensor WS Timeslice Network WS , 2006 4 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  5. UCLP vs traditional network management  With UCLP  Network user and owner are the same  Leasing network resources to other parties, including full control  Traditional approach:  Signalling protocols (O-UNI, GMPLS, etc.) for establishing end-to-end connections for users  No access to underlying resources for the user , 2006 5 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  6. UCLP Services (overview)  Resources to be shared  Operations on lightpaths  Articulated Private Networks (APN)  End-to-end lightpath management  Other service aspects  Access rights and security  Fault tolerance  Inter-domain operations , 2006 6 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  7. UCLP Services: Resources  Resources to be controlled / shared / leased  Nodes – “switches”  Optical cross-connect, e.g. SONET/SDH or ROADMs  Level-2 switch or level-3 router  Sub-area network (provides cross-connections between the external ports visible to UCLP)  Links – “lightpaths”  Fiber, wavelength, SONET channel, MPLS-flow, etc.  Devices – “applications”  Data sources or data sinks, e.g. e-science measurement devices or data processing computers  Could be routers in case of level-1 UCLP systems , 2006 7 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  8. UCLP Services: Resources -- notes  Each end-point of a link is usually connected to the port of a node or to a device. Thus, a network is formed.  Among the physical resources owned by a given organization, only a subset may be made available to UCLP (i.e. could be leased to other parties).  A UCLP system may manage the whole set of resources or only those that could be leased (while the others are managed by another network management system). , 2006 8 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  9. UCLP Services: Lightpath (LP) operations  Use – activate the resource for usage  When use is performed on a concatenated LP, the intermediate switches are configured to establish the required cross-connections  Concatenate with another LP  Partition into several lower-bandwidth LPs  Lease to another party  Un-do each of the above operations , 2006 9 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  10. UCLP Services: Articulated Private Network (APN)  APN: A concept proposed by Bill St-Arnaud, with a relatively vague meaning  In our UCLP v2 project, we have implemented a notion of “APN” which is essentially a set of resources:  A resource list defines an APN  The operation setConfig may be performed on an APN (which means that the operation use is performed on all LPs contained in the APN)  An APN may be leased (exported) as a whole , 2006 10 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  11. UCLP Services: End-to-end lightpath management  Given two end-points (e.g. devices), establish a lightpath for transmission between these two end-points (one-way or both ways)  Note: this is the function of traditional signalling protocols. It is already provided by GMPLS, O-UNI, etc.  This requires a routing function  Intra-domain: routing information available in local UCLP system  Inter-domain: some partial routing information must be exchanged between domains (similar to BGP; note: the BGP routing table concerns IP packet routing, but lightpath routing is at a lower level).  Inter-working between normal Internet transmission and lightpath shortcuts desirable at the end-points  O-BGP proposal by St-Arnaud  The company BigBangWidth has implemented end-point software that performs automatic end-to-end lightpath establishment and switch-over from normal Internet communication when a high-bandwidth data flow is detected , 2006 11 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  12. Additional function: Future reservation of lightpaths  Basic function: Immediate reservation  For an indeterminate period (e.g. telephone)  For a specified period (the normal case in UCLP)  Additional function: reservation starting in the future, for a specified period  See for instance: A. Hafid, G. v. Bochmann and R. Dssouli, Quality of service negotiation with present and future reservations: A detailed study, Computer Networks and ISDN Systems, volume 30, issue 8, 1998, pp. 777-794.  Ongoing work:  a project in the USA  capability development under the UK ESLEA project , 2006 12 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  13. UCLP Services: Other service aspects  Access rights  Who can access which resources, and when ??  Security  Reliable operations in the presence of “hackers”  Privacy of information about resources and operations performed  Authentication of users, servers, resources, etc.  Fault tolerance  Graceful operations in the presence of user errors and system faults (e.g. link failures, node failures)  Monitoring the status of available resources  Inter-domain operations – inter-operability standards  Different UCLP systems covering different domains must inter- operate in order to manage lightpaths that go through these different domains.  This requires common standards about LP operations, and basic conventions for access rights and authentication. (Note: detailed access right policies may vary from domain to domain) , 2006 13 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  14. Canarie’s UCLP projects  Objective: Ease the use of lightpath resources offered for experimental e-science projects within Canada and for international cooperation  First Canarie UCLP projects (2003-04)  Three teams: CRC-UofO, UofWaterloo, UCarleton  Second Canarie UCLP projects (2005-06)  Three teams: CRC-UofO-i2Cat-Inocybe, UQAM-UofO, Solana Networks  Requirement for inter-operability  Important requirements:  General promotion of WS and GRID technologies  Providing WS interfaces for applications that use lightpaths  Interfacing with existing switches through various interfaces: TL1 and other conventions , 2006 14 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  15. Our UCLP systems  UCLP system v1 (2003-04)  Originally developed by CRC and UofO, maintenance and extensions in collaboration with i2Cat and Inocybe  Initial exploration of UCLP concept  Emphasis on end-to-end lightpath provisioning  UCLP system v2 (2005-06)  Developed by CRC-UofO-i2Cat-Inocybe  Service emphasis on APNs  Inter-operability requirements , 2006 15 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

  16. UCLP v1: Some characteristics  End-to-end lightpath provisioning service accessible through WS (OGSA) interface  to be used by Grid applications and our GUI application  Distributed system implementation supporting several “federations”  Use of Jini technology for service lookup, RMI for distributed operations, and Java Spaces for storage of UCLP system state , 2006 16 Gregor v. Bochmann, University of Ottawa An Introduction to UCLP

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