Advancing Telco Cloud-Native Commercial Deployment by Combining Linux Foundation Open Source with Telecom Standards
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Argues that Linux Foundation open-source projects must coordinate with telecom standards to reduce fragmentation and enable commercial cloud-native telco deployments that need 5–10 year lifecycle stability. Describes concrete efforts including Kubernetes profiles, Cluster API unification, ONAP/OSM orchestration, Nephio, Helm, CNF/Kubernetes alignment, ASDF modeling, and vendor stacks (RIFT.io, Robin.io, OCP), and notes pilots with Verizon and Rakuten showing coordination helps while standards trail rapid open-source releases.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Telco cloud-native collaboration
- 5:49NFV and cloud-native
- 8:37Open source with standards
- 13:38Kubernetes and APIs
- 16:07AI and cloud-native future
- 18:36Standards and open source
- 24:18Open source vs proprietary
- 28:55Q&A
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