Internet-Draft Green BoF requirements collections August 2024
Stephan & Palmero Expires 24 February 2025 [Page]
Workgroup:
Getting Ready for Energy-Efficient Networking
Internet-Draft:
draft-stephan-green-bof-reqs-collections-00
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Informational
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Authors:
E. Stephan
Orange
M. Palmero
Cisco Systems

Green BoF requirements collections

Abstract

This memo extracts and groups requirements from the drafts which provided material to the green BoF. The aim is to determine initial sets of requirements actionable at different levels of the framework.

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction

This memo extracts and groups requirements from the drafts which provided material [GREEN-BOF], [sustainability-insights], [legacy-path] and [rfc6988bis-green] to the green BoF. The aim is to determine initial sets of requirements actionable at different levels of the framework [last-charter].

The tables below respect the format and the semantic of operators requirements table of [last-charter].

2. Requirements extracted from [legacy-path]

Table 1
category requirements note Priority
Inventory Management component control capacity (aka component max on/off frequency supported) Per component control 1 (i)
Analysis assess the gains of introducing eco-designed components in a device Device Level Mgmt 1 (ii)
Control& Mgmt comprehensive support of network-wide energy efficiency includes legacy devices Network Level Mgmt 1 (iii)

(i) Avoid control to break the component

(ii) the gain must be measurable

(iii) network-wide solution must include legacy devices and green-wg ready devices

3. Requirements from [rfc6988bis-green] draft Open Issues

Table 2
category requirements note Priority
Control& Mgmt Distinguish backup sources rfc6988bis battery 2
Inventory Management Reporting on Other Entities, typically smart PDU or PoE Fit in "Inventory of power components (of devices, racks, etc) including together" 2
Observability or Interaction with Other domain Room sensor (hvac...) Data Center Case 4
Observability flexible (future-proof) description of the nature of the sources of the energy used Standard metric 2

4. Requirements extracted from [sustainability-insights] uses cases

There are limited to energy consumption vs sustainability

Table 3
category requirements note Priority
Observability Provide near-real-time energy consumption to different device types, service types, and individual users Helps identify which devices or network functions are consuming more energy. 2
Migration or Upgrade Provide KPIs for energy efficiency parameters, enhance accuracy of upgrade decisions Helps make informed decisions about upgrades based on actual usage data.  
Recycling Report on percentage of recycled user devices and components. Enable comprehensive reporting and recycling efforts Major driver of the circular economy, transparency is key 4
Power Optimization Provide KPIs for energy efficiency parameters. Perform actions to reduce energy consumption Monitor network and application performance to optimize power usage 4
Control& Mgmt Switch off Stop and restart WiFi APs with the right time, space, and service granularity Save power consumption during periods when APs are not in use. 2

5. Security Considerations

TODO Security

6. IANA Considerations

This document has no IANA actions.

7. Informative References

[GREEN-BOF]
"BOF proposal for GREEN WG Creation", , <https://github.com/marisolpalmero/GREEN-bof>.
[last-charter]
"GREEN BOF framework", , <https://github.com/marisolpalmero/GREEN-bof/blob/main/Meetings/Meeting_0820_2024/GREEN%20BOF%20Charter%20Refining%20discussion-2024-8-20.pdf>.
[legacy-path]
"Requirements for Energy Efficiency Management", , <https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-stephan-legacy-path-eco-design>.
[rfc6988bis-green]
"Requirements for Energy Efficiency Management, 11 years after the EMAN RFC6988", , <https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-eman-green-rfc6988bis>.
[sustainability-insights]
"Sustainability Insights", , <https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-almprs-sustainability-insights>.

Acknowledgments

TODO acknowledge.

Authors' Addresses

Emile Stephan
Orange
France
Marisol Palmero
Cisco Systems