Blazej,
> On 5 Aug 2020, at 23:13, Blažej Krajňák wrote:
>
> Hi Lukasz,
>
> your feed is working well. Feed from Poland to me to Slovakia is better than
> expected :) It's my first live BGP full feed ever so I really appreciate you.
> Will this instance run for a longer time?
Yep. I have no r
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This reminded me of a quote I read a long time ago: "Most people use statistics
like a drunk man uses a lamppost; more for support than illumination"
The findings from Thousand Eyes seems reasonable and data driven, but Mr
Barker's article on that report seems to have reached the wrong
conclusions and added a sensational headline that doesn't jive with the
data at all (IMO).
My take on the Thousand Eyes findings: ISP's performed more planne
On 7/Aug/20 14:40, sro...@ronan-online.com wrote:
> I can promise 100% that in LARGE US 5G carriers this is exactly what
> is happening. Virtual CU’s and DU’s, running on traditional
> virtualization platforms and in containers.
>
> An entire multi-vendor containerized 5G which replaces the 4G
I can promise 100% that in LARGE US 5G carriers this is exactly what is
happening. Virtual CU’s and DU’s, running on traditional virtualization
platforms and in containers.
An entire multi-vendor containerized 5G which replaces the 4G EPC is also in
testing, and close to production deployment.
On 7/Aug/20 09:35, Etienne-Victor Depasquale wrote:
> 5G introduced a number of functional units (RU, DU and CU) in the
> radio access network and disaggregation is flexible. Service
> intelligence doesn't need to come from the core; it may be far out in
> the edge. At the RU, there is packetize
On 7/Aug/20 09:35, Etienne-Victor Depasquale wrote:
> 5G introduced a number of functional units (RU, DU and CU) in the
> radio access network and disaggregation is flexible. Service
> intelligence doesn't need to come from the core; it may be far out in
> the edge. At the RU, there is packetize
>
> Well, I doubt the radio has any service intelligence. It's just a conduit.
> Depending on why two devices on the same radio have to communicate, a
> cleverer system deep in the core would need to process that before handing
> it back to the radio network.
>
5G introduced a number of functional
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