Cisco NSO Datacenter Core Function Pack (CFP) Solution Guide

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Updated:: March 2, 2021

Use Case: Datacenter CFP

Telco Cloud Deployment Using NSO

NSO, using the datacenter (DC) CFP, can provision the datacenter for a telco cloud, pushing policies for 4G/5G services such as those shown in the following figure. In the DC CFP use case, NSO pushes ACI policies to bring up 4G/5G services in the telco datacenter.

Figure 1. NSO for telco cloud deployment

NSO will automate the deployment and configuration of the following policies in the ACI fabric:

Interfaces and VLANs
Tenants, endpoint groups (EPGs), bridge domains (BDs), VRFs, and contracts
Routing, including BGP and static routes
Route maps
Service chaining, including policy-based routing (PBR)
Quality of Service (QoS)

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