IETF Network Slice Deployment Status and Considerations
draft-ma-teas-ietf-network-slice-deployment-01
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| Authors | Yusong Ma , Rui Luo , Alex Chan , Ben Suen , Jie Dong , Yang Liu , Houcine Allahoum | ||
| Last updated | 2023-01-12 (Latest revision 2022-07-11) | ||
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Abstract
Network Slicing is considered as an important approach to provide different services and customers with the required network connectivity, network resources and performance characteristics over a shared network. Operators have started the deployment of network slices in their networks for different purposes. This document introduces several deployment cases of IETF network slices in operator networks. Some considerations collected from these IETF network slice deployments are also provided.
Authors
Yusong Ma
Rui Luo
Alex Chan
Ben Suen
Jie Dong
Yang Liu
Houcine Allahoum
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