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ONSEN Problem Statement
draft-xie-onsen-problem-statement-01

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Authors Chongfeng Xie , Sun Qiong , Benoît Claise , Linda Dunbar , Luis M. Contreras , Bo Wu
Last updated 2026-02-14
Replaces draft-xie-onions-problem-statement
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Abstract

This document illustrates major operational challenges in deploying IETF YANG-based service and network abstractions, despite widespread model availability. It introduces the Data Transmission Service for Data-Intensive workloads (DTS-I)- an typical use case requiring ultra-high bandwidth, deterministic scheduling, and multi-domain coordination to illustrate gaps in existing L2SM/L3SM/LxNM models. Key issues include fragmented lifecycle management, inconsistent service semantics across APIs, poor abstraction-layer alignment, and limited observability. Based on on the findings of IAB NEMOPS workshop, this document outlines the problem space for the proposed ONSEN Working Group, which aims to improve operationalization, semantic coherence, and interoperability of YANG-based service APIs without proposing new models or protocols.

Authors

Chongfeng Xie
Sun Qiong
Benoît Claise
Linda Dunbar
Luis M. Contreras
Bo Wu

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