Build Your Own Private 5G Network on Kubernetes
Talkat KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2019 · on Wednesday, 2019-11-20· at 11:50· Room 17AB - San Diego Convention Center, Mezzanine Level·
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Claims that a full private 5G stack runs on commodity servers and cheap radios using OpenAirInterface and Kubernetes. It uses OpenAirInterface, commodity USRP radios (USRP B200 at ~$500 for 50 MHz, higher-end USRPs for 100 MHz), and Kubernetes features like Multus + SR-IOV CNI, real-time workers and device plugins configured via Machine API and OpenShift. The lab demo boots a core and gNodeB over 4×10GbE, shows a green transmit LED and a standard-compliant constellation on a signal analyzer, proving it works.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:25What's This Fuss about 5G?
- 4:34New Verticals
- 7:355G, small-cells and dual-connectivity
- 9:48What Does a 5G Network Look Like?
- 13:51About OAl Alliance
- 15:55Low-End Prototyping Hardware
- 17:08High-End Prototyping Hardware
- 18:12Production-Level Hardware
- 19:12Deployment Architecture
- 21:09BIOS Configuration
- 22:30Host OS Configuration
- 23:24Kes Config: Machines
- 24:25K8s Config: CPU Resource Mgmt. o
- 25:07Kes Config: Networking
- 26:37Deploying OAI
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