Cloud Native

telco infrastructure evolves toward 6G architectures, the underlying technologies enabling these networks are undergoing a fundamental transformation. Cloud-native network functions (CNFs) have replaced traditional monolithic systems, bringing the benefits of…

This blogpost continues our ongoing series on vamsitalkstech.com about next-generation wireless technology (aka 6G). In this post, we examine the architectural foundations of 6G networks, following up on concepts introduced…

As telecommunications networks undergo a transformation towards 5G and the forthcoming 6G architectures, the adoption of cloud-native network functions (CNFs) becomes paramount. These CNFs, designed to operate within cloud environments,…

Long time readers of the blog will remember the series of blogs on Service mesh technology that I did in 2020 – https://www.vamsitalkstech.com/?s=Service+Mesh . Since that time, service meshes have…

Traditional telecom core networks were designed for voice and data services in a pre-AI world. Today, these networks face significant challenges as AI adoption accelerates across industries. The exponential growth…

In this blog, we consistently highlight industry-leading principles from web scale practitioners such as Adobe, which form a robust foundation for constructing scalable, flexible, and future-proof CI/CD infrastructure.

Containerization (and the CNCF from a standards body) is driving increased adoption of platforms, which can be valuable assets for organizations that are looking to improve their agility, reduce their costs, and improve the quality of their applications and services.

Containerization and Kubernetes are driving the industry toward the development of cloud-shared service platforms for several reasons.

Readers of this blog may have noticed a consistent theme over the last 8 years, cloud-native technology has begun slowly transforming virtualized data centers into containerized data centers.

Multus, SR-IOV, and DPDK are three different technologies that are commonly used in the field of networking and virtualization.