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Project (OB-BAA) Standardized, automated deployment for Cloud-based Access Services. Version 6.0.0 View Source Code Open Broadband: Broadband Access Abstraction (OB-BAA) Version 6.0.0 Table of Contents Introduction Overview Architecture Installing OB-BAA Using OB-BAA Introduction Legal Notice The Broadband Forum is a non-profit corporation organized to create guidelines for broadband network system development and deployment. This Design Document has been approved by members of the Forum. This Design Document is subject to change. This Design Document is copyrighted by the Broadband Forum, and all rights are reserved. Portions of this Design Document may be copyrighted by Broadband Forum members. 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Revision History Release 6 OB-BAA release 6.0.0 (July 2023) Release 5 OB-BAA release 5.0.0 (April 2022) OB-BAA release 5.1.0 (November 2022) Release 4 OB-BAA release 4.0.0 (September 2020) OB-BAA release 4.1.0 (July 2021) Release 3 OB-BAA release 3.0.0 (February 2020) A### Release 2 OB-BAA release 2.0.0 (February 2019) OB-BAA release 2.1.0 (July 2019) Release 1 OB-BAA release 1.0.0 (July 2018) OB-BAA release 1.1.0 (October 2018) Participants How to Get Involved Involvement in OB-BAA requires that you sign the Broadband Forum’s Contribution License Agreement (CLA)/Project Participation Agreement. Information regarding the agreement can be found here . Send the signed agreement to: info@broadband-forum.org . Issues and bugs can be submitted using the Issues feature on the OB-BAA Github repository. License The OB-BAA project’s license is structure is to provide a RAND-Z (Apache 2.0) license for the program’s software license and keep the Broadband Forum’s license for the project’s artifacts. Program (Software) License The OB-BAA project is considered a RAND-Z open source project for program deliverable (e.g, source code and associated object code). The program deliverables use the Apache 2.0 license . Project Artifacts The OB-BAA project’s artifacts (e.g., documentation, architecture specifications, functional behavior descriptions, Epics, Stories) use the Broadband Forums IPR policy . Third Party Tools and License The following tools are used by the OB-BAA project: Software Name Purpose Vendor Paid/Open Source License Details Netopeer2 NETCONF device simulator CESNET Open Source BSD-3 Github link Atom NETCONF client text editor Atom Open Source MIT Documentation link atom-netconf NETCONF package for the Atom editor Nokia Open Source MIT Github link protoc Protocol Buffer Compiler gRPC Authors Open Source BSD-style Github link Robot Framework Test Automation Framework Robot Framework ua Open Source Apache License 2.0 Github link The following tools are used in and delivered by the OB-BAA project: Software Name Purpose Vendor Paid/Open Source License Details HSQL DB YANG Datastore HyperSQL Open Source BSD Documentation link Apache Karaf Container Apache Open Source Apache 2.0 Documentation link JSch Simple adapter JCraft Open Source BSD Documentation link SNMP4j Sample SNMP adapter SNMP4j Open Source Apache 2.0 Documentation link InfluxDBv2 Time series DB InfluxData Open Source MIT Repository link Kakfa Distributed Streaming platform Apache Open Source Apache 2.0 Documentation link ZooKeeper Highly reliable distributed coordination Apache Open Source Apache 2.0 Documentation link Python Programming Language PSF Open Source BSD Documentation link kafka-python Kafka-Python Implementation kafka-python Open Source Apache 2.0 Documentation link The following tools are used in and delivered for the Control Relay Service by the OB-BAA project: Software Name Purpose Vendor Paid/Open Source License Details github.com/Juniper/go-netconf Simple NETCONF client base on RFC6241 and RFC6242. Support for SSH transport Juniper Open Source BSD 2 Github link github.com/golang/mock Mocking framework for the Go programming language Go Project Open Source Apache 2.0 Github link github.com/golang/protobuf Go support for protocol buffers Google Open Source BSD Github link github.com/google/go-cmp For comparing whether two values are semantically equal Go Project Open Source BSD 3 Github link github.com/google/gopacket Packet decoding Google Open Source BSD Github link github.com/kr/text Manipulating paragraphs of text Many Open Source MIT Github link github.com/niemeyer/pretty Provides colors to the logger Many Open Source MIT Github link github.com/rifflock/lfshook Local filesystem hook for Logrus Many Open Source MIT Github link github.com/sirupsen/logrus Structured logger for Go Many Open Source MIT Github link github.com/stretchr/testify Framework for testing Go code Many Open Source MIT Github link github.com/ziutek/telnet Provides simple interface for interacting with Telnet connection. (indirect dependency) Michal Derkacz Open Source Proprietary of Michal Derkacz (BSD 3 like) Github link google.golang.org/genproto Go generated proto packages Google Open Source Apache 2.0 Github link google.golang.org/grpc The Go implementation of gRPC Google Open Source Apache 2.0 Github link google.golang.org/protobuf Go support for protocol buffers Google Open Source BSD Github link Overview – Documentation Sections 1. Introduction | 2. Overview | 3. Architecture | 4. Installing OB-BAA | 5. Using OB-BAA OB-BAA is developed and maintained by the Broadband Forum . © Broadband...