H04L41/5054

MAPPING AND STITCHING NETWORK SLICES ACROSS VARIOUS DOMAINS BASED ON A BORDER GATEWAY PROTOCOL ATTRIBUTE

The present technology is directed to generating a common Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) attribute, for example, BGP-Slice Identifier (ID) for a specific network slice and stitching the network slice across one or more domains to realize end-to-end slicing. The present technology can generate BGP ID for a specific network slice spanning a plurality of domains and map domain-specific attributes associated with sub-slices of the specific network slice in different domains of the plurality of domains to the BGP ID. The present technology can further facilitate distribution of the mapping of the domain-specific attributes to the BGP ID across the plurality of domains for stitching the sub-slices together from the domain-specific attributes based on the BGP ID to stitch the specific network slice across the plurality of domains. Furthermore, the present technology can identify a configuration error in the mapping of the domain-specific attributes and the BGP ID and transmit a feedback informing the existence of the error for performing remedial measures.

FLOW-SPECIFIC NETWORK SLICING

The present disclosure is generally related to edge computing technologies (ECTs), communications networking, network slicing, and in particular, to techniques and technologies for providing flow-specific network slices. In particular, the present disclosure describes mechanisms that expand existing end-to-end architectures in order to include quality of service and monitoring mechanisms that connect network slicing technologies with infrastructure and/or network data center quality of service provider domains. The described mechanisms provide data center bridging to enable network, edge computing, and cloud computing domains.

MODEL DRIVEN PROCESS FOR AUTOMATED DEPLOYMENT OF DOMAIN 2.0 VIRTUALIZED SERVICES AND APPLICATIONS ON CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE

A model-driven system automatically deploys a virtualized service, including multiple service components, on a distributed cloud infrastructure. A master service orchestrator causes a cloud platform orchestrator to retrieve a cloud services archive file, extract a cloud resource configuration template and create cloud resources at appropriate data centers as specified. The master service orchestrator also causes a software defined network controller to retrieve the cloud services archive file, to extract a cloud network configuration template and to configure layer 1 through layer 3 virtual network functions and to set up routes between them. Additionally, the master service orchestrator causes an application controller to retrieve the cloud services archive file, to extract a deployment orchestration plan and to configure and start layer 4 through layer 7 application components and bring them to a state of operational readiness.

MODEL DRIVEN PROCESS FOR AUTOMATED DEPLOYMENT OF DOMAIN 2.0 VIRTUALIZED SERVICES AND APPLICATIONS ON CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE

A model-driven system automatically deploys a virtualized service, including multiple service components, on a distributed cloud infrastructure. A master service orchestrator causes a cloud platform orchestrator to retrieve a cloud services archive file, extract a cloud resource configuration template and create cloud resources at appropriate data centers as specified. The master service orchestrator also causes a software defined network controller to retrieve the cloud services archive file, to extract a cloud network configuration template and to configure layer 1 through layer 3 virtual network functions and to set up routes between them. Additionally, the master service orchestrator causes an application controller to retrieve the cloud services archive file, to extract a deployment orchestration plan and to configure and start layer 4 through layer 7 application components and bring them to a state of operational readiness.

Distributed UPF implementation for 5G networks
11546824 · 2023-01-03 · ·

A communication system for transmitting data packets includes: at least one Access Node (AN) connectable to a user equipment (UE); a User Plane Function (UPF) component; and a data network (DN). The UPF component is a distributed component and comprises: at least one User Plane Function Edge (UPF-E) component and a User Plane Function Core (UPF-C) component, the UPF-E component being connected between the at least one AN and the UPF-C component, and the UPF-C component being connected between the UPF-E component and the data network (DN) or another UPF-C; and a UPF Management (UPF-M) component configured to terminate an N4 interface.

Time-division communication analysis and bandwidth allocation in a wireless network

A communication management resource receives first input indicating a first time-division communication configuration associated with first wireless stations operated by a first wireless network service provider. The communication management resource receives second input indicating a second time-division communication configuration associated with second wireless stations such as operated by a second wireless network service provider. Based on spectral analysis of implementing the first time-division communication configuration and the second time-division communication configuration, the communication management resource controls implementation of time-division communication configurations by the first wireless stations and the second wireless stations.

Time-division communication analysis and bandwidth allocation in a wireless network

A communication management resource receives first input indicating a first time-division communication configuration associated with first wireless stations operated by a first wireless network service provider. The communication management resource receives second input indicating a second time-division communication configuration associated with second wireless stations such as operated by a second wireless network service provider. Based on spectral analysis of implementing the first time-division communication configuration and the second time-division communication configuration, the communication management resource controls implementation of time-division communication configurations by the first wireless stations and the second wireless stations.

User-defined virtual regions in a cloud provider network

Techniques are described for enabling users of a cloud provider network to define and use custom “virtual regions” comprised of selected sets of cloud provider network infrastructure locations. A cloud provider network enables users to obtain information about available infrastructure locations and to identify locations that satisfy a set of performance characteristics and other parameters. Once a set of desirable infrastructure locations have been identified, users can request the creation of a virtual region to be associated with their user account, where the request specifies a set of infrastructure locations to comprise the virtual region. Once a virtual region is created, users can cause computing resources to be launched into or otherwise associated with the virtual region in a manner similar to the use of existing regions and availability zones.

METHODS, APPARATUSES AND SYSTEMS DIRECTED TO QUALITY OF EXPERIENCE DATA ANALYTICS FOR MULIPLE WIRELESS TRANSMIT AND RECEIVE UNITS

Methods, apparatuses, systems, etc., directed to quality of experience (QoE) data analytics for multiple wireless transmit and receive units (WTRUs) in 5G networks are disclosed herein. In an embodiment, a method may comprise receiving a request message requesting a quality of service (QoS) configuration related to at least one WTRU involved in an application for obtaining a target QoE of the application. The first method may further comprise transmitting the QoS configuration obtained based on the target QoE. In an embodiment, a method may comprise transmitting a first request signal for subscribing to a service data from an application and receiving a first response signal comprising at least one identifier of at least one WTRU involved in the application, the first response signal may comprise at least one indication of at least one individual contribution of the at least one WTRU to a QoE of the application.

Virtual Machine Provisioning and Directory Service Management

A computer implemented method includes granting a tenant administrator client machine access to a cloud hosted tenant service joined to a directory service. A bulk token for the tenant is obtained in response to a request received from the tenant administrator client machine. An identifier of an authorized tenant client to the cloud hosted tenant service is received and results in the provisioning of a tenant client virtual machine in a cloud service for the authorized tenant client in accordance with a specified provisioning package associated with the bulk token. The tenant client virtual machine is then joined to the directory service. On receipt of an authorized client token at the cloud hosted tenant service from a tenant client machine, the tenant client machine is provided a connection to the tenant client virtual machine.