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Overview

SEBA Blueprint is a member of the Telco Appliance blueprint family and provides an appliance tuned to support the ONF SDN-enabled Broadband Access (SEBA) platform.  The SEBA blueprint utilizes a reusable set of modules introduced by the first example of the Telco Appliance blueprint family, Radio Edge Cloud (REC).  The first use case of the SEBA blueprint is for virtual broadband access using XGS-PON.  XGS-PON is a 10-Gbps symmetric passive optical network, standardized in the G.987.x series of ITU-T Recommendations.

The project includes the hardware, operating system, IaaS, and CaaS layers. It is also natively integrated with Regional Controller (Akraino Feature Project) for “zero touch” deployment of SEBA to edge sites.

Supported hardware types

Included major 3rd party software components

  • CentOS 7.6 with LTS Kernel 4.14
  • Docker 19.03.2
  • Kubernetes 1.16.0
  • DANM 3.2
  • Ceph 12.2
  • Helm 2.14.3
  • CPU-Pooler 1.0
  • Prometheus 2.8
  • Elasticsearch 6.7
  • Fluentd 1.4
  • Ironic 10.1.4
  • Keystone 13.0.2
  • VOLTHA
  • NEM
  • ONOS

REC developed software components

  • L3 Deployer: an Ironic-based hardware manager framework, used to automatically deploy an AKREC cluster on a set of supported servers. Does not depend on DHCP!
  • YARF: “Yet-Another-REST-Framework” is the pluggable framework implementing the AKREC north-bound, centralized management API
  • HostCLI: a command-line, REST API integrated interface to streamline the management of a REC cluster for human users
  • CM framework: a pluggable configuration management framework to centrally manage the configuration of the infrastructure both during initial deployment, and in run-time
  • A(uthentication)&A(uthorization) framework: a Keystone-based solution to centrally manage the cloud infrastructure’s users, and their various roles
  • Remote installer: a module integrated to the Regional Controller feature project, capable of installing a full REC data center at the touch of a button


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