Keynote: Why Open Source SW, Cloud Native Implementation, and...
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Argues that open source plus cloud‑native software and AI/ML automation are required to deliver 5G and edge use cases, with a concrete migration: a 5G dual‑mode cloud core and OSS/BSS moved to containers on bare metal and microservices, orchestrated by VNFM/service orchestrator tied into Kubernetes. Demonstrates a heuristic placement recommender microservice that uses anchor points to place workloads across central, regional and edge data centers, joins east/west sites, and reports shortened delivery from weeks to days. Also shows practical network slicing examples and lifecycle control.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 2:27Why 5G need Cloud Native Applications
- 5:11Cloud Native enables delegation of functionality to reduce complexity
- 6:15E2E edge computing with distributed cloud
- 8:185G target solution with Network Slicing
- 10:23Holistic view to deliver Cloud Native characteristics
- 12:25Open Source Enables 5G cloud native applications and infrastructure
- 14:08Workload Placement in Distributed Cloud
- 17:49So What's Next?
- 18:47Summary
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