Transcript Private Data Cloud for CSeON Company: Author(s): Contact information:

Private Data Cloud for CSeON
Company: Huawei
Author(s): Niranth
Contact information:
[email protected], +919845107520
Purpose: Discussion
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Abstract
• This presentation illustrates the
motivations for a Private Data Cloud to be
used in a highly scalable Cloud & Service
Oriented Networks in order to deliver
converged services.
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Introduction
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Isolated - User Information and Service related data in a Telecom
infrastructure is mostly managed in a silo fashion.
Diverse - Each service being delivered often produce diverse
customer/user related data and are not managed in a central environment.
– Service specific preferences, sensitive service related information of user, etc.
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Redundant - Blending of services further produce redundant data and are
again forced to be siloed.
Carrier Grade – The service infrastructure is designed to offer carrier grade
service. (High performance, Availability)
High Scale – With ICT convergence, the services and application sector will
see explosion of user information to be managed.
– Even some kinds content (Photo, video) will be considered part of user profile
information.
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Business Model – Operator will not manage these user information from a
public cloud to satisfy the above requirements. User information is the key
asset for Operators.
OTT SP User Information Security & Privacy – Due to the faster service
innovation by OTT service providers, users have risked their profile
information with them.
– Many cases of user information hacking.
PRIVATE DATA CLOUD
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Use Cases for Private Data Cloud
Geographically distributed
Carrier Grade Data Cloud
UPM
Apps/Services
Application requirements:
1. Secure and Accountable
access to user information.
2. Simplified application
infrastructure.
UPM
UPM
UPM
UPM
UPM
UPM
BSS/MSS
Business/Market requirements:
1. Centrally available CDRs
2. Multi-dimension analysis,
prediction and timely
mitigation of risks.
CSCF
SDP
Transport Functions
Core Network Functions
Access Functions
Access Functions
NG-IMS requirements:
1. Hot spot management.
2. CSCF-HSS signaling overload
3. Scalability
4. Mobility management
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NG-SDP requirements:
1. Diverse user information storage. Extendable
schema for various services.
2. User controlled access for rich profile
information to services or applications.
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Need for Standardization
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Multi-Vendor CSeON
infrastructure
interoperability.
(Includes different
cloud flavors)
Security
interoperability
(Especially User
controlled)
QoS support
Cost
Convergence
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Private Data Cloud Architecture
Converged SDP/NG-IMS/Services
Data Storage
Storage, indexes, data
consistency, replica, security
Routing
Topology, Data-maps
Transport
Data Network (Carrier Grade Data Cloud)
Configuration, optimization, recovery
Self Organization Mgmt.
Simple Put/Get Interface
Distributed
Resource and Data
maps
Transport level
abstractions
Traffic Localization
Underlying Transport
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Summary
• Need for a standard Private Data Cloud
which can interoperate with existing
telecom systems like IMS, SDP,
BSS/MSS, App Stores, etc.
• Consider development of this architecture
and standard specifications within GISFI
Cloud & SeON WG.
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Thank You!
Any Comments and Suggestions?
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