For slicing, a key question is how to map a slice from radios to service to transport to maintain a given target SLA. We will explore options for radio-to-service mapping, and service-to-transport comparing Flex Algo, SR policy and FlexE - differentiators (including protection) and limitations. An integrated control architecture that allows these to be used on the same nodes and services is provided, automatically choosing the most appropriate technology for each service and SLA. This complements our related presentation in the SRv6 session.
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