For most production deployments, the 5G core should be deployed on a hyperscale cloud provider. This is to ensure scalability and dynamic orchestration of network resources over an infinitely scalable …
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This post discusses the first 5G architecture pattern – where both the 5G Core and the Radio Access Network (RAN) are deployed on the cloud.
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Thus 5G solution architecture needs to account for the physical design of the compute hosts, storage elements and network; and the automation aspects we have covered in previous blogs.
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This post describes a model for the same, albeit one for AWS. It is to be noted that a 5G deployment will need the support of NEP (Network Equipment Provider) …
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While Network Slicing is undoubtedly key in enabling operators to monetize 5G, the principles of DevOps as applied to network slicing and NF updates are key in helping achieve a …
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I would like to round-out 2021 with a final post on a reference architecture that I have been driving towards all year. This post brings together several themes we have …
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Network Slicing is a key feature of 3GPP proposed 5G specifications. As previous posts have discussed, network slicing enables the 5G network to offer business applications that offer various levels …
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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.
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Amazon EKS Anywhere, is a new deployment option for Amazon EKS that enables customers and operators to run open-source Kubernetes clusters on-premises.
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Proton provides platform teams with the tools to manage and enforce consistency across environments while helping developers as well.