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JPL 5G NSSF for End-to-End Network Slice Selection and Management
The JPL Network Slice Selection Function (NSSF) provides procedures for network slice selection and management to serve 5G UEs capable of Massive Machine Type Communication (mMTC), Ultra Reliable Low Latency Communication (uRLLC), and enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB) services. Each service has specialized requirements: mMTCfocuses on device connections and data transfer, uRLLCon low latency with high reliability, and eMBBon high throughput. Network slices are virtual networks hosting one or more service chains, each designed and optimized for a specific set of applications or services. Additionally, for the same service type there can be multiple network slices in an operator network for individual enterprise service offerings.
The JPL NSSF provides consumer network functions such as AMF or NSSF in a different PLMN, and services to retrieve the information related to a network slice in both non-roaming and roaming scenarios. Based on the Network Slice Selection Assistance Information (NSSAI) configured in the UE, current Tracking Area (TA), and the NSSAIs provisioned for the UE in the network, NSSF selects the network slice to serve the UE. It determines the list of allowed NSSAIs for the subscriber and then maps it with the subscriber NSSAI. NSSF provides a list AMFs (AMF-Set) to the consumer Network Function (NF) to select a suitable AMF for serving the UE. The configured list of candidate AMFs is available at NSSF for each NSSAI. NSSF also provides the list of allowed NSSAIs to the consumer network function.
The JPL NSSF exposes provisioning interface to configure slice configuration data.
The Network Slice Provisioning or NSP Portal is a tool that has been created to assist with the creation of slice service-specific configuration in the network using a single portal. The portal provides the following functions for NSSF:
▪ Slice provisioning in NSSF
▪ NSSAI mapping with VPLMN
▪ Slice restriction for roamers
▪ HPLMN list management
The JPL NSSF stores the slice mapping data of vPLMNand hPLMNslices for roaming use cases during registration procedures.
This matrix displays product versions and their claimed compatibility with Red Hat platforms, as provided by the partner through Partner Validations and the Red Hat Certifications.
| Partner product version | Red Hat platform | Certification type |
|---|---|---|
- | Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4.20 | |
- | Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4.14 |
Red Hat certified products are tested to meet Red Hat’s criteria and supported as defined in the Red Hat Collaborative Support Process.
Partner validated products are tested by Red Hat Partners and supported as defined in the Red Hat Third Party Component Policy.
| Product | Certification type | Level | |
|---|---|---|---|
Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4.20 Architecture: x86_64 View Kbase | RHOCP 4 CNF | ||
Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4.14 Architecture: x86_64 | RHOCP 4 CNF | ||