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AWS Telco Network Builder (TNB) enables communication service providers (CSPs) to specify their network requirements using telecom industry standards.

In 2024, we can expect to see more changes to the way products are developed & delivered to consumers, with new roles and skills required to succeed in this evolving landscape.

Notably, this marks the second consecutive year in which Amazon Web Services (AWS) has been prominently cited by Telco SPs as the preferred cloud provider with whom they are actively engaged or planning to collaborate in the near future.

Containerization (and the CNCF from a standards body) is driving increased adoption of platforms, which can be valuable assets for organizations that are looking to improve their agility, reduce their costs, and improve the quality of their applications and services.

Containerization and Kubernetes are driving the industry toward the development of cloud-shared service platforms for several reasons.

Infrastructure as code (IaC) is the practice of automating the provisioning and management of IT infrastructure using machine-readable configuration files or scripts, rather than manual configuration.

While none of the above points should cause a rethink of open source monitoring, users should invest in proper training, carefully plan their deployment, actively participate in the community, and consider adopting complementary tools to create a more robust and scalable observability solution.

Readers of this blog may have noticed a consistent theme over the last 8 years, cloud-native technology has begun slowly transforming virtualized data centers into containerized data centers.

Multus, SR-IOV, and DPDK are three different technologies that are commonly used in the field of networking and virtualization.

As the telecom industry moves toward 5G, more attention is being paid to the design and development of cloud-native network functions (CNFs) to speed up network deployments and get products…