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[Layer1-types WG LC] ODUflex #56
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2020-02-12 Haomian/Italo Regarding point 1, this could be a possible solution (aligned with G.709 Ed.06 just consented):
@haomianzheng : update the YANG model (evaluate the must/when statements to be added). Please consider the updated YANG tree proposal: #56 (comment) @italobusi : propose some text for the draft to explain the solution |
2020-02-12 Haomian/Italo Regarding point 2, the ODUflex bandwidth availability can be inferred from the available TS information. No need to change the YANG model. @italobusi : propose some text for the draft to explain the solution |
2020-02-12 Haomian/Italo Regarding points 3 and 4: there is no need to differentiate between CBR, GFP-F, IMP and FlexE-aware ODUflex types. However, there is a need to differentiate between resizable and non-resizable ODUflex. It is therefore proposed to define two odu-types identities: This should be taken into account in the when/must statements to be defined as per comment #56 (comment) @haomianzheng : update the YANG model @italobusi : propose some text for the draft to explain the solution |
Updated YANG tree proposal:
Proposal updated on 2020-02-24: #56 (comment) |
2020-02-24 Updated YANG tree proposal:
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Question1: on the potential choice 'oduflex-type': who is specifying this value? Is it expected to be specified in the odu-type? New (or revised) identities would also be needed for : |
The oduflex-type is specified by the attribute(s) being used. If the nominal-bit-rate attribute is used, the (generic) case has been selected. If the gfp-n attribute is used, the (gfp-n-k) case has been selected. Therefore there is no need to define different identities for the different oduflex types. Only two odu-types identities are needed: ODUflex and ODUflex-resizable. See #56 (comment). For consistency, the different attributes should have a when statement since they can be used only when the odu-type is ODUflex. The (gfp-n-k) can also be used when the odu-type is ODUflex-resizable. Therefore, for the other cases (e.g., ODU0), only the odu-type attribute is used. |
Updated the groupings 'otn-link-bandwidth' and 'otn-path-bandwidth' as requested. Slight following differences are:
TBD: Descriptions to be reviewed to avoid confusion. Updated tree clips as follow:
The full tree can be achieved at: 9fcc6a0 |
TBD After discussion @italobusi and @haomianzheng on 20200227:
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Make a few values mandatory true per #56.
The support of ODUflex in layer1-types needs to be enhanced:
In order to setup an ODUflex LSP, additional information should be added to the
otn-path-bandwidth
grouping to indicate the ODUflex bit rate (e.g., 3 Gb/s) and which TS allocation rule to use (section 5.1 or section 5.2 of RFC7139)In order to support path computation for an ODUflex LSP, additional information should be added to the
otn-link-bandwidth
grouping to report the maximum ODUflex rate supported.For example, on free OTU4 Link, it is possible to setup an ODUflex with any rate up to 100 Gb/s but, after a 3Gb/s ODUflex is setup, it would be possible to setup other ODUflex with any rate up to 97 Gb/s.
There are four ODUflex types in Table 7-2 of ITU-T G.709: CBR, GFP-F, IMP and FlexE-aware and three types in RFC7139: CBR, GFP-F non-resizable and GFP-F resizable. The definitions of the ODUflex identities should be revisited after the
otn-path-bandwidth
and theotn-link-bandwidth
groupings have been updatedEditorial c/ODUFlex/ODUflex/
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