Push for greater connectivity around the globe
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This document discusses efforts to expand global high-speed research and education networks through partnerships between network operators. It describes the Ana-300G collaboration connecting North America and Europe with 100Gbps links (growing to 900Gbps) and plans to connect Asia and Europe with 300Gbps links. The partnerships are formalized through non-binding memorandums of understanding and focus on network interconnection, research, application development and traffic backup between networks.
Push for greater connectivity around the globe
- 1. GLOBAL 100G: PUSH FOR GREATER CONNECTIVITY AROUND THE GLOBE Alexander van den Hil Product Manager
- 2. 2 An introduction to SURF SURF, the R&E ICT collaborative of the Netherlands
- 5. 5 The need for a Global Network Architecture (GNA) to build the Global Research and Education Network (GREN)
- 7. 7 The pathfinder: ANA-300G London Amsterdam New York Washington ParisMontreal Asia-Pacific Asia-Pacific Atlantic Ocean GEANT, SURFnet, NORDUnet, Internet2 & CANARIE
- 8. ANA-300G Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Scope of the Collaboration 1. Network Interconnection Through Global Exchange Points, the parties will jointly operate 100 Gbit/s interconnects between their networks 2. Joint Network Research 3. Joint Application Development 4. Cooperation 5. Back-up Traffic With other parties to improve resilience 8 The Parties do not intend this Agreement to be legally binding. The Parties do however intend to honor each of their obligations as set out in this agreement and agree to cooperate in good faith in achieving its objectives.
- 9. ANA-300G Memorandum of Understanding We agreed Governance AUP The duration of the collaboration Procedures for leaving the collaboration Procedures for enlarging the collaboration Procedures for External Communications How to handle Confidential Information How to share the cost 9
- 10. Collaboration with ESnet and NEAAR in an other MoU Scope of the collaboration 1. Network Interconnection Through Open Exchange Points, the Parties will jointly operate 100 Gbit/s interconnects between their networks 2. Capacity sharing Agreement to cooperate on capacity sharing where appropriate 3. Back-up traffic Agreement to mutually back each other up in the event of outages 10 The Parties do not intend this Agreement to be legally binding. The Parties do however intend to honor each of their obligations as set out in this agreement and agree to cooperate in good faith in achieving its objectives. Again:
- 11. 11 The pathfinder expands: ANA-300G growing to 900G London Amsterdam New York Washington Paris 900 Gbps Montreal Boston Geneva Asia-Pacific Asia-Pacific Atlantic Ocean GEANT, SURFnet, NORDUnet, Internet2 & CANARIE NII/Sinet IU NEAAR ESnet
- 12. 12 The pathfinder expands: ANA-300G growing to 900G
- 13. ANA - Operations Working Group Operational Process Defining and maintaining the procedures, documentation and responsibility matrixes for operating the ANA system jointly. Statistics Developing and operating statistics tooling for the ANA system. 13
- 14. ANA - Engineering Working Group Peering VLAN & route server on GXPs A public peering VLAN and route server is facilitate the implementation of peering arrangements, and to lower the barrier of entry for new R&E Network participants on an Open Exchange peering platform, by minimizing the effort to maintain peering sessions. Automating service provisioning across ANA Nowadays provisioning service across the global R&E network based on GNA, is time consuming. NOCs responsible for the infrastructure often exchange over 100 e-mails to activate a service. The core goals of this group is to make this more efficient by automating this process. 14
- 15. ANA - Cost Sharing and Legal Working Group True-up for distributing the costs Periodically, or when changes occur, the CSL-WG runs a true-up to give insight into the cost share the participants take. MoU Template A template version of the Memorandum of Understanding for mutual back-up is now available for use in other regions. 15
- 16. 16 Next step: Connecting Asia to Europe London Amsterdam 300 Gbps Tokyo Taipei Hongkong USA (via ANA-300G) USA (via APR) Australia (via Indigo) Singapore Indian Ocean GEANT, SURFnet ,NORDUnet, AARnet, SingAREN & TEIN*CC NII/Sinet ASGC SingAREN & JGN
- 17. 17 Asia-Pacific Ring (APR) Tokyo Taipei Australia (via Indigo) Singapore Seattle Los Angeles 400 Gbps Europe Europe Pacific Ocean Hongkong Seoul PacWave/TransPAC NII/Sinet SingAREN & Internet2 ASGC SingAREN & JGN KOREN/KISTI Chicago
- 19. Driving innovation together Alexander van den Hil Alexander.vandenHil@surfnet.nl https://www.surf.nl