Magma 101: An introduction to Magma
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Magma is a distributed, cloud‑native wireless data core that delivers a converged 4G EPC and managed Wi‑Fi today with 5G services under development; its three main components are the access gateway (small, deployable at edge or co‑hosted with radios), the centralized orchestrator that stores replicated session state and exposes REST APIs, and a federation gateway for S6a/Gx/Gy and roaming. Project runs under BSD‑3, averages ~250 commits/month with contributions from 40+ authors, targets fixed wireless and private LTE/5G deployments and supports canary upgrades and rapid recovery.
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