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Performance & service quality monitoring on virtualized networks September 2018 Introducing Argela Research and Innovation Solutions for Public Safety & Solutions for Telecoms SDN & NFV Transformation Network, service and


  1. Performance & service quality monitoring on virtualized networks September 2018

  2. Introducing Argela Research and Innovation Solutions for Public Safety & Solutions for Telecoms  SDN & NFV Transformation  Network, service and subscriber Defense  5G Center of Excellence, at the analytics solutions  4.5G Macro Base Stations forefront of 5G initiatives and  Mobile/Fixed Operators,  SDN & NFV Based Secure enabling technologies MVNOs and Enterprises Network Infrastructure, SD-  Multiple patent applications  Global customer base, WAN+ including SDN & RAN Slicing spanning Middle East, Asia,  Active member of various open Africa, Latin America source communities (LFN, ONF, etc)

  3. Argela Network & Customer Product Portfolio Network Monitoring Subscriber Analytics Service Analytics  Full visibility across all  Customer experience  Roaming and interconnection networks: 2G, 3G, 4G, CS, PS, analytics and management analytics  VIP & corporate analytics and  LTE (CSFB and VoLTE) service IMS  Effective resource SLA assurance analyser  Integration to CRM and DWH  Service quality monitoring for optimization and planning  Vendor independent real- voice, SMS, mobile time analytics broadband  Device and location analytics

  4. Argela Network & Customer Assurance Product Portfolio Application Layer Service Quality Monitoring Network Performance Customer Experience Apps Monitoring Apps. Management Apps • Mobile Data and Application Analytics • • 2G/3G CS Monitoring Subscriber Experience Analytics • • • CSFB and VoLTE Analytics 2G/3G PS Monitoring Corporate and VIP Analytics • • • Roaming and Interconnection Analytics LTE Monitoring Device Analytics • User Plane (Data) Monitoring Middleware Big Data Analytics (Spark, MapReduce) Big Data Storage (HBASE) XDR Collector (Kafka) IMS/NGN/VoLTE CS Probes LTE Probes PS Probes Data Probes Probes • Probe Layer S1 • S1U • • BSSAP (Aif) • Gb SIP (Sgi) • S4/S11 • Gn • • RTP/RTCP RANAP (Iu-CS) • Iu-PS • S5/S8 • S5/S8 • • MAP • MAP-Gr H248 • S6a/S6d • Sgi • • Gx CAP/INAP • Radius • SGs • RTP • Sv • ISUP • Gx, Gy • Sv • SIP • S13

  5. Argela NCA Product Portfolio High level performance indicators and drill down capabilities for fixed and mobile services. Evaluation of service quality and rich KPI reporting for each service in the portfolio, covering all networks Voice & Messaging Data Applications Roaming CS Fall Back VoLTE Device Location End-to-end service visibility across all domains, providing a comprehensive view of service performance – spanning mobile (2G/ 3G/ 4G/VoLTE), IMS/ NGN, Fixed (PSTN/ ISDN). Objective reporting for strategic insights

  6. Virtualization with NFV Network Operators are looking for next generation solutions based on SDN and NFV. N F V Network Functions Virtualization NFV aims to transform the NFV involves the Physical network functions way that network operators implementation of network are migrating to Virtual architect their networks functions as a software Network Functions Running on industry standard server hardware Moved or instantiated in various locations of the network as required without requiring installation of new hardware Gradual / Partial Hybrid Open Transition to virtual Networks will operate in Open sources projects such networks will be gradual, it hybrid environments for as ONAP & OPNFV are will take quite a time some time preferred by operators Not all network functions will be virtualized Physical networks will not go away completely even if more and more legacy equipment are virtualized every day NFV will Change How the Network Operators do Business Forever! 6

  7. Virtualization Benefits for the Operators Virtual EPC vEPC Operational cost savings by eliminating inefficiencies of physical networks Cost Savings Increased operational flexibility and efficiency through VNFs Operational Flexibility Increase revenue by quickly rolling out new services that subscriber demands New Sources of Revenue 7

  8. Challenges of Monitoring Virtual Networks  Monitoring and optimizing performance in a virtual environment is more challenging  NFV Orchestrator can modify network configuration by moving, deleting or adding new network nodes, making the conventional monitoring solutions obsolete  In virtual networks such as vEPC key interfaces are not visible on physical interfaces  To fully effective monitoring, operators must now be able to monitor not only traffic between physical interfaces, but also logical interfaces  Current physical probes cannot reach the logical interfaces that use internal VM-to-VM communication between functions hosted on the same server  Due to the nature of NFV, there will be a loss of visibility between VNFs A service assurance solution capable of monitoring both physical and virtual interfaces is critical! 8

  9. Virtual Probe is the Answer A virtual probe is needed to provide greater overall visibility into and across the virtual networks, improving service V levels and overall customer experience . A virtual probe can monitor both external physical interfaces and VM-to-VM communications N A virtual probe monitoring VNFs reduces the CAPEX and OPEX by using a F standard off-the-shelf hardware rather than proprietary appliance 9

  10. Virtual Monitoring Solution – NFV view CEM NPM SQM Cloud Layer EPC Core DPI Firewall Virtual Probes (HSS, MME, VNFs etc. etc.) Virtual Network Functions NFV Infrastructure (NFVI) Orchestrator Virtual Virtual OVS vSwitch Accelerator Compute Storage NFV Virtual Network Virtualization Layer Compute Storage Physical Network Layer ( Switches, Routers, etc. ) Hardware Resources 10

  11. Virtual Monitoring Solution  Tapping traffic through vSwitch/OVS and/or Neutron  vProbe deployed as a VNF (VM or container based)  Onboarding process  Session Correlation  Close Loop Automation  Inband Telemetry

  12. Closed Loop Automation PoC Utilizing ONAP Closed Loop Automation for ensuring sufficient bandwidth to a subscriber 12

  13. In-band Telemetry PoC  Automatic detection of anomaly through a sudden increase in packet drop rates  Automatic enablement of In-band Telemetry header insertion in IP backbone  Automatic detection of IP switch causing the problem Drop Rate % - Switch 2 40 30 20 10 0 13

  14. Thank You

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