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Title : Application-based Policy for Network Functions Gap Analysis
Authors : JF Tremblay
Jun Bi
Filename : draft-tremblay-aponf-gap-analysis-00.txt
Pages : 7
Date : 2014-07-04
Abstract:
As operators struggle to optimize their network for different
applications while maximizing network resources usage, there's
growing business pressure to minimize operational tasks and the
deployment time of new services.
New automation paradigms are meant to help reach these goals,
including the optimization of network functions through application
control. This control could be signaled directly by an application,
through a proxy or orchestrated in a centralized manner.
The current version of the Application-based Policy for Network
Functions (APONF) proposed working group mentions the NSIS framework
as a possible signaling protocol, through the definition of a new
NSIS Signaling Layer Protocol (NSLP). The present memo analyses if
this proposition is suitable for the designed purpose and if other
protocols would be more suitable.
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