Cloud-network resource management based on IDN and ONAP

With the rapid development of 5G, networks are moving towards ubiquity, sharing, and intelligence. Traditional networks suffer from the problem of not being able to schedule routes accurately. The advent of intent-driven network (IDN) has made the network more flexible and efficient. IDN could identify and integrate UE intents in natural language and translate them into cloud network scheduling policy to manage cloud-network resources on the ONAP (Open Network Automation Platform), which is the platform for managing and automating network and edge computing services. To satisfy a lot of different demands, ONAP and IDN scheduling are necessary. MEC cloudifies the third-part App and saves the calculated resources in the local UE (user equipment). This paper introduces the containers and slices management, components of ONAP and IDN, introduces the MEC (mobile edge computing), and designs the procedure to manage the cloud-network user intent instances.