
doi: 10.1049/ntw2.12095
Abstract An experimental framework for managing 5G and beyond networks through cloud‐native deployments and end‐to‐end monitoring is presented. The framework uses containerised network functions in a Kubernetes cluster across a multi‐domain network spanning cloud and edge hosts. End‐to‐end monitoring is demonstrated through Grafana dashboards that showcase both infrastructure resources and radio metrics in two scenarios involving UPF re‐selection and user mobility. As a third scenario, the authors demonstrate how a decision engine interacts with the experimental platform to perform zero‐touch containerised application relocation, highlighting the potential for enabling dynamic and intelligent management of 5G networks and beyond.
mobile computing, Mobile communications, Virtualizations, TK5101-6720, Mobile-computing, Containers, Virtual reality, decision making, 5G mobile communication systems, Virtualization, virtualisation, 5G mobile communication, End-to-end monitoring, Experimental platform, Multidomain networks, Mobile computing, Radio access networks, radio access networks, Network functions, Decisions makings, Telecommunication, computer networks, Decision making, 5g mobile communication
mobile computing, Mobile communications, Virtualizations, TK5101-6720, Mobile-computing, Containers, Virtual reality, decision making, 5G mobile communication systems, Virtualization, virtualisation, 5G mobile communication, End-to-end monitoring, Experimental platform, Multidomain networks, Mobile computing, Radio access networks, radio access networks, Network functions, Decisions makings, Telecommunication, computer networks, Decision making, 5g mobile communication
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