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Empowered by network softwarization, 5G systems have become the key enabler to foster the digital transformation of the vertical industries by expanding the scope of traditional mobile networks and enriching the network service offerings. To make this a reality, we propose an automation solution for vertical services provisioning and hierarchical Service Level Agreement (SLA) management. Service scaling is one of the most essential operations to adapt the service deployments and resource allocations to ensure SLA fulfilment. Three different scaling levels are addressed in this work: application-, service- and resource-level. We have implemented our solution in a proof-of-concept of a virtualized mobile network platform, spanning over three geographically-distributed sites. To evaluate our solution, we leverage field tests, focusing on automotive vertical services comprising a mission-critical application (collision-avoidance) and an entertainment one (video streaming). The results demonstrate the excellent performance of our solution, and its ability to automatically deploy vertical services and ensure their SLAs through different levels of service scaling. This work has been partially supported by European Commission H2020 5GPPP through the 5G-TRANSFORMER and 5GROWTH projects (Grants No. 761536 and 856709).
5G, AI/ML, fully-automated cellular networks, service orchestration, service management, SLA guarantees, Telecomunicaciones, Resource management, scaling, Vertical services, vertical services, SLA management, Scaling, service provisioning, Portals, 5G mobile communication, Service provisioning, 3GPP, Cloud computing, Service orchestration, service orchestration, Service level agreements, Network slicing, 5G
5G, AI/ML, fully-automated cellular networks, service orchestration, service management, SLA guarantees, Telecomunicaciones, Resource management, scaling, Vertical services, vertical services, SLA management, Scaling, service provisioning, Portals, 5G mobile communication, Service provisioning, 3GPP, Cloud computing, Service orchestration, service orchestration, Service level agreements, Network slicing, 5G
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