Tag: microservices

What Is a Cloud-Native Network Function?

March 04, 2022
A cloud-native network function (CNF), also known as container(ized) network function, is a network function designed to run inside containers, which are standardized units of software that bundle code so applications can run seamlessly across different computing environments.  CNFs are the latest advancement in the “softwarization” of network functions. What is a Network Function? A [...]

What is a microservices architecture?

August 19, 2021
A microservices architecture is a modular approach to application development that allows developers to deliver large, complex applications reliably and swiftly. Applications—such as those for customer management, charging, or billing—consist of many interconnected sub-tasks that work in tandem to deliver the desired business outcome. In the past, applications were designed as one whole piece—aka a [...]

How Microservices, Cloud, and Digital Twins are Reshaping Customer Management

March 18, 2021
To get ahead, telcos need to explore new business models and technologies that foster a deeper understanding of consumer behavior and drive engagement. One service model that aligns with this initiative is customer management (otherwise known as customer value management or customer experience management, depending on what you’re trying to achieve with it), which has [...]

Is Your 5G Data Architecture Ready for Microservices?

May 06, 2019
5G architecture recommends a service-based approach to enable end-to-end software defined network functions. Initially virtualization-based - and now heading toward containerization — a service-based approach inherently leads to a need for separation of state and business logic. What is missing in this thought-line is a clear understanding of the nuances of this separation. On Wednesday, [...]
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