Network programmability and telecommunication APIs
summary
Mobile networks open up as programmable platforms today with operator-backed REST APIs that actually run: global aggregation via Vonage (v.com) and developer.one.com for voice/SMS/video, and standardized operator APIs from GSMA / Kamar and TM Forum for network services. Use cases shown include silent authentication via SIM-backed trust, a QoS boost invoked as a session POST that specifies phone and backend IP and a time box, SIM swap and device location checks, prioritized enterprise links in a private 5G site (Rotterdam) and predictive coverage warnings.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:03Network APIs importance
- 3:35Network architecture and edge
- 5:01Telecom API types
- 6:43Vonage communication APIs
- 8:27Telecom network black box
- 9:09Anti-fraud with network APIs
- 10:53Silent authentication
- 13:21Enterprise connectivity APIs
- 15:28Predictive network APIs
- 16:29Gaming latency APIs
- 17:54API call technicals
- 20:42CAMARA and GSMA standards
- 22:30Available network APIs
- 24:38Summary for developers
- 28:13Q&A
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