Panel: Cloud Native Evolution in Telcom Infrastructure
Panelat Cloud Native Telco Day North America 2023 · on Monday, 2023-11-06· at 16:25· W193ab, McCormick Place·
summary
Panelists report that telco clouds remain fragmented rather than converging: multiple Kubernetes flavors co-exist because CNFs demand different I/O, legacy protocol support and sometimes root-level, single-tenant installs. Operators insist open source is essential but require participation, blueprints and test suites to meet SLAs — citing the CNF conformance test paper and the NGMN Cloud Native Manifesto as reference points. Major gaps include accelerator abstraction for GPUs/DPUs and multivendor integration test cases.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Panel introduction
- 2:32Telco cloud status
- 7:43Cloud native beyond Kubernetes
- 12:20Open source in Telco cloud
- 18:51Standards role in adoption
- 24:36AI workloads on Telco infra
- 30:26Open source business challenges
- 34:48Vendor lock-in and platforms
- 37:38Standards vs. patterns
- 40:10Closing and Q&A
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