Published August 23, 2018 | Version v1

Separation of concerns among application and network services orchestration in a 5G ecosystem

  • 1. Network Softwarization and IoT Group, UBITECH, Athens, Greece
  • 2. CNIT S3ITI National Laboratory Genoa, Italy
  • 3. DITEN – University of Genoa; CNIT S3ITI National Laboratory Genoa, Italy
  • 4. High Performance Networks Group, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, University of Bristol, Bristol, UK

Description

5G networks evolution is tightly bounded with the need to support vertical industries network performance and operating  requirements. Such an objective is associated with a set of challenges related mainly to the provision of frameworks that
can tackle aspects related to the various 5G stakeholders (e.g. software developers, application/service providers, telecom/infrastructure providers), without imposing strict requirements on their collaboration terms. Towards this
direction, in the current manuscript, we detail a novel holistic framework tackling the overall lifecycle of 5G-ready applications design, development, deployment and orchestration over application-aware network slices. Separation of concerns among the related takeholders per layer of the proposed architecture regards one of the basic considered principles.

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Funding

European Commission
MATILDA - A HOLISTIC, INNOVATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR THE DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT AND ORCHESTRATION OF 5G-READY APPLICATIONS AND NETWORK SERVICES OVER SLICED PROGRAMMABLE INFRASTRUCTURE 761898