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Subnets are logical resources, are they not, Sanjay?

If so, the various Resource APIs would seem to fill the bill. There was a Resource Reservation API TMF716 in progress, but unfortunately work on that seems to have stalled. The resource pool API TMF685 might be an alternative.

Hope it helps

Jonathan agree with your proposal possible that @Vance Shipley will have further insights

Subnets are logical resources, are they not, Sanjay?

If so, the various Resource APIs would seem to fill the bill. There was a Resource Reservation API TMF716 in progress, but unfortunately work on that seems to have stalled. The resource pool API TMF685 might be an alternative.

Hope it helps

Resource Reservation API TMF716 might be close to Subnet handling API where pool of IP can be reserved and released 

@David Milham ,  Is it available for implementation?

Jonathan agree with your proposal possible that @Vance Shipley will have further insights

Subnets are logical resources, are they not, Sanjay?

If so, the various Resource APIs would seem to fill the bill. There was a Resource Reservation API TMF716 in progress, but unfortunately work on that seems to have stalled. The resource pool API TMF685 might be an alternative.

Hope it helps

Jonathan agree with your proposal possible that @Vance Shipley will have further insights

Subnets are logical resources, are they not, Sanjay?

If so, the various Resource APIs would seem to fill the bill. There was a Resource Reservation API TMF716 in progress, but unfortunately work on that seems to have stalled. The resource pool API TMF685 might be an alternative.

Hope it helps

Yes @Jonathan Goldberg and @David Milham, from an information modeling perspective a Subnet is a ResourceFunction. This is clearly stated in TR255.

You may choose to manage an IP subnet with 664 Activation, 634 Catalog and 639 Inventory.  You may use pooling and reservation of IP addresses and when assigned they would become connectionPoints. You may also define connectivity topology if that is helpful.

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Vance Shipley
SigScale
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Original Message:
Sent: Feb 22, 2023 05:04
From: Dave Milham
Subject: TMF API - Subnet API

Jonathan agree with your proposal possible that @Vance Shipley will have further insights

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Dave Milham
TM Forum, Chief Architect


Original Message:
Sent: Feb 22, 2023 02:51
From: Jonathan Goldberg
Subject: TMF API - Subnet API

Subnets are logical resources, are they not, Sanjay?

If so, the various Resource APIs would seem to fill the bill. There was a Resource Reservation API TMF716 in progress, but unfortunately work on that seems to have stalled. The resource pool API TMF685 might be an alternative.

Hope it helps

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Jonathan Goldberg
Amdocs Management Limited
Any opinions and statements made by me on this forum are purely personal, and do not necessarily reflect the position of the TM Forum or my employer.

Subnets are logical resources, are they not, Sanjay?

If so, the various Resource APIs would seem to fill the bill. There was a Resource Reservation API TMF716 in progress, but unfortunately work on that seems to have stalled. The resource pool API TMF685 might be an alternative.

Hope it helps

Dear Jonathan,

I'm currently working on the NaaS transformation at VodafoneZiggo together with Amdocs. We were curious as to whether there was any update or progress on the TMF716 standard, TMF685 is not really what we are looking for.

Thanks for any advice,

Best regards,
Keith

Subnets are logical resources, are they not, Sanjay?

If so, the various Resource APIs would seem to fill the bill. There was a Resource Reservation API TMF716 in progress, but unfortunately work on that seems to have stalled. The resource pool API TMF685 might be an alternative.

Hope it helps