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Network

Functions
Virtualization
with OpenStack
This paper explores the implementation of Network Functions
Virtualization (NFV) using OpenStack, a cloud computing platform.
The research focuses on designing and implementing NFV
infrastructure, developing web-based management software, and
analyzing the performance of Virtual Network Functions (VNFs).

• Diky Muhammad Darda


• Adam Abdul Rahman Romdoni
• Hilmi Alawi
The Rise of NFV
1 Cloud Computing Impact
Cloud computing has revolutionized the computing landscape,
enabling virtualization and the delivery of services as
Infrastructure, Platform, and Software.

2 SPs and ASPs


Service Providers (SPs) faced challenges from Application Service
Providers (ASPs) who offered Over the Top (OTT) services, leading
to revenue decline for SPs.

3 NFV Initiative
To address these challenges, SPs initiated the Network Functions
Virtualization (NFV) initiative, aiming to transform network service
delivery.
NFV Architecture
NFVI VNF NFV MANO

Provides virtual resources for Software implementation of a Orchestrates and manages


VNF execution, including network function that runs on physical and virtual
hardware, accelerator NFVI, capable of working with resources, including lifecycle
components, and virtualized an Element Management management of VNFs and
software layers. System (EMS). interfaces with external NFVs.
OpenStack and NFV
1 OpenStack as NFVI 2 OpenStack Tacker 3 Tacker API
OpenStack provides the OpenStack introduced Tacker provides Application
foundation for NFV Tacker, a service that Programming Interface (API)
architecture as functions as NFV support and an endpoint
Infrastructure-as-a-Service Orchestration, enabling based on ETSI NFV MANO,
(IaaS), enabling developers to implement allowing developers to
deployment, orchestration, NFVI, VNFM, and NFVO. manage VNFs on
and management of VNFs. OpenStack.
Related Research
Cloud Computing and NFV
Most research on NFV builds upon the concept of cloud computing,
leveraging virtualization to develop cloud-based services.

Open Source Ecosystem


Projects like OPNFV utilize open source platforms like OpenStack,
KVM, and Open vSwitch as NFV components.

OpenStack Tacker
OpenStack Tacker was released as part of the Mitaka version of
OpenStack, combining OpenStack components for NFV deployment
testing.
System Configuration
VNF OpenWRT image
functioning as Virtual
Router and Virtual
Firewall.
NFVI OpenStack RDO Newton
version with Compute,
Storage, and Network
configurations on an HP
ProLiant DL380 Gen 8
Server PC.

NFV MANO Tacker, making


OpenStack a Virtualized
Infrastructure Manager.
Software Development

Overview Monitoring
Displays information on available VNF Descriptors, active VNFs, and NFV
Infrastructure Status.

VNF Catalog
Allows administrators to onboard VNFs by inputting TOSCA YAML templates,
view VNF Descriptors, and delete them.

VNF Manager
Enables administrators to manage VNFs, including deploying VNFs using
templates and deleting active VNFs.
Performance Analysis

Throughput Testing Testing Time Results


Throughput testing was Experiments were carried out The average throughput values
conducted using iperf3 with the with testing times of 20, 40, were 938.37 Mbps, 934.57
TCP protocol to measure the and 60 seconds. Mbps, and 927.43 Mbps for the
virtual NIC's ability to receive respective testing times.
traffic.
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