Creating an Always-On Microservices Data Architecture
summary
Rotan Symphony builds an Open RAN 5G data platform that consolidates SQL and NoSQL into a single yugabyte-backed store, running active-active-active clusters across three regions to serve local reads and synchronous replication. The system holds 40 petabytes of telecom, billing and performance data, uses a federated query engine and distributed compute close to data, supports incremental backups with near-zero RTO/RPO and achieves zero downtime for mission-critical services while enabling horizontal and vertical scaling.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Open Rand cloud-native approach
- 2:18Yugabyte for scalable data
- 3:20Active-active high availability
- 4:47Data democracy for Telecom
- 5:51No-code distributed compute
- 6:56ML for Telco clients
- 7:38Automated data discovery
- 8:21Integrated alerting ecosystem
- 9:05Yugabyte operational resilience
- 10:47Real-time insights with Yugabyte
- 12:33Multi-region cluster scaling
- 14:19Dynamic workload scaling
- 15:02Network backup strategies
- 15:45Deployment architecture
- 16:28Final outcomes and partner
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