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apmec
This project aims at building an automated provisioning framework for Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) based on OpenStack platform.
Current features of APMEC are to:
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orchestrate the MEC services
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leverage MANO's API to allow the reuse of NF network services (currently use OpenStack Tacker - NFV Orchestration service) for MEC services
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support multi-MANO features that offer the scalability and improve resource utilization of MEC services.
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manage the life-cycle of MEC applications (creation, update, deletion)
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monitor MEC applications
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scale in/out MEC applications
On-going features:
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fast live migration in order to support mobility in MEC
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state management for the stateful MEC applications
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acceleration technologies like DPDK, VPP, FPGA,...
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container technologies like Docker/Kubernetes
Acronym:
MEP: MEC Platform
MESO: MEC Service Orchestrator
MES: MEC service
MEO: MEC Orchestrator
MEM: MEC Manager
MEA: MEC Application
MEAD: MEA Descriptor
Authors:
Deutsche Telekom Chair of Communication Networks,
Technical University of Dresden, Germany.