Magma Abstractions and Interfaces A Systems Approach to Access Networks
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Magma implements a converged core where edge gateways (AGWs) are independent leaf nodes that hold runtime state, support canary upgrades, and continue forwarding during control-plane outages. The orchestrator stores durable configuration in a graph knowledge base and acts as orchestrator single source of truth, while runtime sync uses level-triggered state replication (authoritative state versions, not delta events) to avoid divergence. 4G and 5G reuse the same connection/session objects with small config differences, and deployment moves to Kubernetes with containerized AGW package flavors per use case.
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