Axel Clauberg, Deutsche Telekom - Software Defined Operator OpenStack Israel 2015

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Axel Clauberg, Deutsche Telekom - Keynote Presentation from OpenStack Israel 2015

Technologie

The software defined operator
Axel Clauberg, @aclauberg

Customer Requirements
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Best network
Self-control / self Service
No waiting time – instant provisioning
Sexyproducts
Bestprice
QoS
Bandwidth
Flexibility

Our strategy: The Software defined operator
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IP
BNG / TeraStream
SDN
RT-NSM
Infrastructure
Cloud
NFV

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INFRASTRUCTURECLOUD
NETWORK FUNCTION VIRTUALIZATION
Network Services (DNS,
DHCP)
vBRAS
Apps
Content
IMS
Mobile
Core & Services
Self-Provisioning
Softwire IPv4
Business VPN
Services
Video
Network I/O Optimized
Full Automation

INFASTRUCTURE CLOUD – FRONT-END
Virtualized Network Functions
Network I/O Optimized
 Minimal latency
 Traffic flow towards the network
 Layer 3 – IP
At core router sites
Moderate size
Fully Automated
High Availability through IP Routing & Geo-
Redundancy
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Softwire IPv4
L2 & L3 VPN
Services
vBRAS
Content
Video
Mobile ePC
Front-End
DNS / DHCP
Wholesale

First Product: Cloud VPN
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DeliveringaVPNsolution
fromthePan-Europeancloud
developed in less than 6 months
Simplicityandselfmanagement
of all aspects of the network
(speed, security, no of branches, traffic...)
AutomaticProvisioning
of system components in a few clicks
Carriergradesecurity
for all your branches and remote users
by the same strong security mechanisms
 First B2B product introduced at the same time in three countries (SK, HR, HU)
 Next generation DATA Virtual Private Network (VPN) for secure national and international
communication

Changing Paradigms
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Current Focus
• Orchestration
• YANG-based Realtime Network & Service Management
• Lifecycle Management
• Openstack HA
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