Hi Tom and Mohit - Not sure if you are aware, but our Company, EnterpriseWeb, which ran ETSI NFV proof-of-concept #1, "CloudNFV" and has won 6 consecutive TMF Live and Infocus awards, offers Service Orchestration, Resource Orchestration (NFVO) and generic VNFM. Our Platform is deployed in Tier-1 Telecom environments. By the way, we've actually collaborated with both Infosys and Verizon on Catalysts. below are a few links for your review. Best, Dave
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/seeing-patterns-future-here-dave-duggal - good summary of our TMF work/contributions
https://inform.tmforum.org/features-and-analysis/2016/05/the-power-of-platform/ - article on a past Catalyst
https://inform.tmforum.org/features-and-analysis/2017/01/devops-automation-curse-tool-chain-pain/ - this paper explains middleware / hybrid-integration problem at a high-level
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/chaker-khazaal/hey-siri-who-is-smartalex_b_8531064.html - Huffington Post article
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Dave Duggal
Managing Director
EnterpriseWeb
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Original Message:
Sent: 08-17-2017 06:42
From: Tom Weimer
Subject: Openstack towards ETSI NFV reference architecture ...
Open Baton is the first example that comes to my mind, for both NFVO and as a generic VNFM. https://openbaton.github.io
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Tom Weimer
Verizon Communications
Original Message:
Sent: 08-16-2017 07:19
From: Mohit Prabhat Tyagi
Subject: Openstack towards ETSI NFV reference architecture ...
I know Tacker project is aiming to develop fully functional NFVO and VNF manager for Openstack. What are the opensource options available today for NFVO and VNF Managers which can work on top of Openstack (interface with HEAT) and offer a full-fleshed ETSI NFV reference architecture complaint solution.
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Mohit Prabhat Tyagi
Infosys Ltd.
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