Deutsche Telekom solves CNF lifecycle management with an intent-driven, GitOps-based cloud-native automation platform
Deutsche Telekom's Horizontal TelCo Cloud (HTC) initiative, which involves migrating network functions to a cloud-native, horizontal cloud and automation platform, brought with it a fundamental automation and orchestration imperative. The operator developed an OCAS to address the cloud-native network functions (CNF) lifecycle management needs with principles that embed telecoms-specific requirements into cloud-native automation.
This case study provides:
- an outline of the drivers behind, and challenges of, automating and orchestrating Deutsche Telekom's cloud-native, horizontal network platform
- an overview of Deutsche Telekom’s OCAS architectural principles, key components and implementation details
- an assessment of the benefits OCAS has delivered and is expected to deliver
- an analysis of OCAS's significance for the wider industry, and the best practices it illustrates.
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Gorkem Yigit
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