The Impact of Data Engineering on Service Quality in 5G-Enabled Cable and Media Networks
Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: Theintroductionof5Gtechnologysignificantlybooststheavailabletransmissioncapacities,alsoinmediaandcablenetworksthatofferfiberandHFC infrastructures.However,thehigh SLAs neededinthiscontext,which requestnear-zerolatencyand real-time actionsincaseoffailuretriggeringand recovery, make the use of open and heterogeneous four-layer architectures with a service abstraction at all layers become key factors. Several technological solutions,such as the use ofML and AImodelsattheservicelayer, thesupport of Intents,the YANG data models, and the presentand comingeffortstowardsthestandardizeddefinitionofzero-toucharchitectures, couldbethenusedtoovercometheservicequalityissuesaffectinguser services in the layers below.However, whenever a service isprovided through the use of four-layer hierarchical architectures, this makes it needed to also define and introduce ImpactModels(IMs).Itiskeynot onlytomonitortheperformanceofthefour-layeredarchitecturebutalsotopredicttheimpactofanychangesinthe configurationsofthelowerlayersontheuserservicelayerquality.Adisruptivemethodologyforthedefinitionandtheintroductionofaframeworkof IMs, which could improve service quality in the newly defined hierarchical software-and data-driven architectures, is Data Engineering. It plays a central role in data creation, control, and access, withthe introduction of procedures for the automaticgeneration of all the neededMachine learning (ML)models.Itsimpacthasbeenshown,inaconvincingway,intheDigitalProductionOperationsector.Itexplainstheworthypropositionofpursuing such a journey in the area of end-to-end service quality provision for media and cable networks
Author: Hara Krishna Reddy Koppolu
Language: English
Subfield: Computer Networks and Communications
Field: Computer Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W6893436119