Cloud-Native Testing

Service providers expect 5G to help power critical business transformation by diversifying and growing revenue streams. The right strategy will support rollout of new services in weeks versus months, with always-on, high-performance, and expansive coverage attracting and delighting customers.

New first-to-market capabilities test the impact of cloud-native environments on 5G application and service performance to help overcome deployment challenges

Cloud-native adoption creates service reliability issues that impact customer experiences. A new test paradigm can prevent them from entering the production network.

This detailed session delves into the transformative innovations that could reshape the entire telecom industry as telecommunications operators search for tangible returns on investment (ROI). It addresses how telecoms can streamline interfaces for developers, effectively bridging the critical gap between traditional network performance monitoring and the increasingly application-centric expectations of modern consumers through the standardization of APIs. In this webinar, expert panelists unpack the essential architectures, cutting-edge technologies, and strategic partnerships that can accelerate innovation within telecoms. Discussion topics prominently feature the implementation of Service-Based Architecture, aimed at creating scalable, resilient, and extensible service-oriented environments. Furthermore, the panel explores the concept of Network-as-a-Service (NaaS), which expands the Telco Edge Cloud to include multi-MNO federation and robust network service APIs.

Landslide CNF Testing is a cutting-edge automated solution that evaluates and validates cloud-native functions resiliency within 5G networks. It provides comprehensive testing capabilities to assess the robustness, fault tolerance, and performance of cloud-native functions in various real-world scenarios, enabling network operators and developers to ensure the reliability and stability of 5G deployments.

Greater technology complexity, growing supplier diversity, and shortened innovation and upgrade cycles are defining next-gen network deployments. Operators, network vendors, government entities and large enterprises are all bracing for change. DevOps practices of continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) are now part of every successful strategy.