Cloud

s telcos and other CSPs begin moving to 5G RAN and 5G Core deployments, these are overwhelmingly based on Cloud-native microservice architectures, REST APIs, Kubernetes-based containers, and NoSQL databases for stateless architecture are commonly implemented in telecom networks. With this blog, we begin discussing life cycle management of 5G networks.

Prior to the advent of K8s and Cloud-Native functions, network functions (NFs) were primarily deployed by CSPs as a combination of physical appliances and some VMs.

As we discuss in this blog, Karpenter observes events within the Kubernetes cluster, and then sends provisioning commands to resources in the underlying cloud provider.

Amazon EKS Anywhere, is a new deployment option for Amazon EKS that enables customers and operators to run open-source Kubernetes clusters on-premises.

While the concept is straightforward, Horizontal pod autoscaling requires time and effort to implement. More often than not, applications need to undergo load testing to tune HPA configuration to determine the best scaling and capacity management settings.

This blog discussed the line of separation from a security standpoint when deploying your application to the cloud. The next post in this series will focus on the fundamental aspects of Kubernetes security.

ROSA as an offering can make it easy for existing OpenShift Container Platform customers to focus on adding value to their business by focusing on their application code and by moving all of the complexity and pain of cluster lifecycle management to Red Hat and AWS.   

In this blogpost, we introduced and discussed the benefits of ROSA. Based on my daily customer conversations, this should be an exciting offering to customers who like OCP but want a more seamless cloud based offering.

Proton provides platform teams with the tools to manage and enforce consistency across environments while helping developers as well.