FERRET: Fall-back to LTE Microservices for Low Latency Data Access
summary
FERRET keeps LTE control plane in the core and runs LTE user-plane as edge microservices, implements IMS media gateway at the edge, records and replays control-plane signaling during service establishment to enable local handling, copies shared functions such as PCRF/charging to the edge and uses a blocking mode to avoid races and deadlocks, and measures latency drop from about 110 ms to 25 ms, claiming up to 6x reduction in the implemented prototype.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:22LTE Background
- 1:26IIMS
- 1:53IIMS signaling
- 2:23Hardware platforms
- 3:05LTE Network Function Virtualizer
- 3:46Existing Approaches
- 4:36Mobile Compute
- 5:36Data Charging
- 6:30Design Considerations
- 7:14Race Condition
- 8:04deadlock
- 11:45Conclusion
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