Description: The Open Network Automation Protocol (ONAP) is a framework designed to facilitate the automation of network management tasks. This protocol enables interoperability between different devices and network systems, promoting efficient and standardized communication. Its main goal is to simplify the management of complex networks, allowing operators to implement, manage, and optimize their infrastructures more quickly and effectively. ONAP is based on open-source principles, meaning its development and evolution are driven by a global community of developers and companies, fostering innovation and collaboration. Among its most notable features are service orchestration capabilities, resource management, and integration of multiple network technologies, making it an essential tool for the digital transformation of telecommunications. In an environment where the demand for network services is increasing, the Open Network Automation Protocol positions itself as a key solution to optimize operational efficiency and enhance the end-user experience.
