Nephio open-source project brings excitement to the 5G upgrade movement by telecom operators. Read this post to get an overview of what new innovations Nephio brings to the distributed telco infrastructure.
Sagar Nangare
In this post, let’s find out where things are gone wrong while adopting cloud-native technologies for large-scale enterprise and telecom infrastructure.
Know about XGVela, telco cloud PaaS open source project.
OSM Release FIVE takes a huge step towards 5G network deployments and their end-to-end orchestration by telecom operators.
Take any leading tech vendors – they are all indulged around these technology trends Gartner has listed. They are actively optimising or innovating existing solutions, offering new revolutionary products to support digital growth. But I believe that all the innovation will be consumed by the end user at its fullest when there is continuous upward innovation in IT infrastructure and communication networks. Smart devices can only be smart if they have capabilities to communicate in real time.
This article focuses on how ETSI Open Source MANO (OSM) addresses the interoperability challenge in NFV.
We are all aware of the fact that the world is moving towards intelligence-based automation. Emerging technologies, like artificial intelligence and machine leaning, will be playing a key role in making network more intelligent. The journey towards a ‘zero touch’ network is started with a need by telecom service providers to couple with digital innovation and incorporate their efforts in the upcoming fifth generation (5G).
When we talk about cloud native applications, the first thing came into picture is, a legacy monolithic application that is fragmented into microservices and deployed…
I have written this article for DevOps.com. I am re-publishing it here. There is no doubt DevOps revolutionized software development with its introduction of lean…
This article focuses on how telecom application are different than cloud native IT application, microservices approach for VNF development to achieve cloud native NFV, compares virtual machine and container based VNF deployment, benefits and concerns of using containers for VNF deployment in NFV instrastructure.