Birds of a Feather: Radio Access Network LTE/CBRS Edge
summary
Packet Host describes running Kubernetes clusters in micro datacenters co‑located at cell towers using LTE/CBRS and shipping‑container sites (Vapor IO) and shows real installs like Foxboro stadium and ~12 downtown locations. Automation uses CubeSpray plus Rook for storage and experiments with Starling X; an example app is Jitsi cascading for ultra‑low latency video. CBRS at 3.5 GHz is the available spectrum. Key findings: scheduler places on resource availability, not user location, so a service registry and location‑aware orchestration are needed to spin up, migrate and scale edge instances.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:38Edge Computing
- 2:15What Is the Definition of Edge Computing
- 10:48Software
- 11:49Open Source Video Conferencing
- 23:05How Do I Use the Edge Alliance Program
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