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Balancing Resource Sharing in Multi-tenant Architectures with Single-tenant Services

KineticData

Understanding the Landscape In multi-tenant architectures, resources such as computing power, databases, and network resources are shared among various users or clients, referred to here as tenants.

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Forrester’s List Of Ransomware Resources

Forrester IT

With ransomware continuing as a high-impact problem (with seemingly no end in sight), we’ve put together some useful ransomware resources for security practitioners. S&R pros can use these resources to help prevent, protect, detect, and respond to ransomware outbreaks.

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How will microservice architectures scale?

TM Forum

Telecoms networks tend to take scale and performance requirements to maximum degrees. This means it can be difficult to marry microservice architectures that underpin clouds to the operations and performance needs of telecoms infrastructure. Where the IT infrastructure ends and the network begins is a relevant question today.

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Developing scalable 5G services at the edge through unified resource management and new service operations

TM Forum

Already its 5G edge network is the largest in the world. Unified resource management and service operation methods are lacking, however, so China Mobile Zhejiang cooperated with Huawei to enable enterprise customers to implement digital transformation based on ICT convergence. TM Forum assets used: Business process framework (eTOM).

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Composite orchestration is the key to delivering hybrid services through NaaS architecture

TM Forum

A major initiative used TM Forum’s Network as a Service (NaaS) framework to enable Ericsson’s composite orchestrator capability across multiple domains and vendors, to deliver low latency, simply integrated, network edge environments. Visual management of order execution. and resolution of stuck orders. ” image.

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Defining intent-driven service fulfillment in autonomous networks

TM Forum

Intent-based networking has entered the spotlight as network operators recognize they must master substantial network complexity with sophisticated automation if they want to create, deliver, and sustain services, especially in cloud-native network environments like standalone 5G. Intent in Autonomous Networks.

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Realizing the Benefits of Zero Trust Architecture

SecureWorld News

Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) is gaining significant traction among organizations as a new security framework. This strategic cybersecurity model challenges the traditional assumption of trust within networks, aiming to bolster data protection and minimize the risk of cyberattacks.