SDNFV 5G-IoT: A Framework for the Next Generation 5G enabled IoT

Gupta, Neha; Sharma, Sachin; Juneja, Pradeep; Garg, Umang

doi:10.1109/icaccm50413.2020.9213047

Cited by 33 publications

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“…On the technical side of 5G, it works on a higher spectrum range when compared to traditional wireless technologies. Ranging from 24 to 100 GHz, it provides low-latency communication and high throughput rates but suffers from adverse conditions caused by its high-frequency nature [35]. 5G also operates on two frequency bands: Sub 6 GHz and mmWave (millimeter wave).…”

Section: G Implementation Requirementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Utilization of 5G Technologies in IoT Applications: Current Limitations by Interference and Network Optimization Difficulties—A Review

Pons

Valenzuela

Rodríguez

et al. 2023

Sensors

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5G (fifth-generation technology) technologies are becoming more mainstream thanks to great efforts from telecommunication companies, research facilities, and governments. This technology is often associated with the Internet of Things to improve the quality of life for citizens by automating and gathering data recollection processes. This paper presents the 5G and IoT technologies, explaining common architectures, typical IoT implementations, and recurring problems. This work also presents a detailed and explained overview of interference in general wireless applications, interference unique to 5G and IoT, and possible optimization techniques to overcome these challenges. This manuscript highlights the importance of addressing interference and optimizing network performance in 5G networks to ensure reliable and efficient connectivity for IoT devices, which is essential for adequately functioning business processes. This insight can be helpful for businesses that rely on these technologies to improve their productivity, reduce downtime, and enhance customer satisfaction. We also highlight the potential of the convergence of networks and services in increasing the availability and speed of access to the internet, enabling a range of new and innovative applications and services.

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Section: G Implementation Requirementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Utilization of 5G Technologies in IoT Applications: Current Limitations by Interference and Network Optimization Difficulties—A Review

Pons

Valenzuela

Rodríguez

et al. 2023

Sensors

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“…The AccessOpt architecture detailed in section 4.2 is based on previous studies, e.g. [10,[13][14][15]. These studies describe multi-layered 5G architectures and are based on geographic areas and topologies as well as on logical layers.…”

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A Cloud-Edge Continuum Experimental Methodology Applied to a 5G Core Study

Rac¹,

Sanyal²,

Brorsson³

2023

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There is an increasing interest in extending traditional cloudnative technologies, such as Kubernetes, outside the data center to build a continuum towards the edge and between. However, traditional resource orchestration algorithms do not work well in this case, and it is also difficult to test applications for a heterogeneous cloud infrastructure without actually building it. To address these challenges, we propose a new methodology to aid in deploying, testing, and analyzing the effects of microservice placement and scheduling in a heterogeneous Cloud environment. With this methodology, we can investigate any combination of deployment scenarios and monitor metrics in accordance with the placement of microservices in the cloud-edge continuum. Edge devices may be simulated, but as we use Kubernetes, any device which can be attached to a Kubernetes cluster could be used. In order to demonstrate our methodology, we have applied it to the problem of network function placement of an open-source 5G core implementation.

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“…In near future, 5G will offer to IoT network the opportunity to have a widely strong and stable infrastructure with new smart services and applications. Gupta et al [24] studied the 5G-IoT architecture giving some fundamental information about it. Then, they proposed a new layered 5G-IoT infrastructure based on some crucial technologies such as Network Function Virtualization (NFV), SDN as well as cloud computing.…”

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New Network Slicing-Based IoT Architecture for 5G and Next-Generation Mobile Technologies

AMINE¹,

Kobbane²,

Ben‐Othman³

2022

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<p>The massive device’s connectivity and the great data traffic demand are growing explosively in our daily lives, especially in the Internet of Things environment. For this purpose, the main objective of operators is to find the most innovative and powerful solution that can support all these needs. The sliced fifth-generation mobile network (sliced 5G) is considered a promising architecture using a new radio access technology called New Radio (NR), which can offer significantly higher data rate experiences. In addition, using Network Slicing (NS) architecture will allow more flexibility and isolation to the predefined infrastructure. The NS isolation effect’s benefit is eliminating inter-slices interference since they will be independent of each other. This paper aims to resolve the user-association problem in a sliced 5G (NR)-IoT network. Hence, the problem is formulated as an Unconstrained-Markov Decision Process (U-MDP) model. Then, the U-MDP association algorithm is proposed to find the optimal association among users and the different slices. Numerical simulation results validate the theoretical proposed model and prove her efficiency in improving the global system performance while respecting all devices’ Quality of Service.</p>

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SDNFV 5G-IoT: A Framework for the Next Generation 5G enabled IoT

Cited by 33 publications

References 17 publications

Utilization of 5G Technologies in IoT Applications: Current Limitations by Interference and Network Optimization Difficulties—A Review

Utilization of 5G Technologies in IoT Applications: Current Limitations by Interference and Network Optimization Difficulties—A Review

A Cloud-Edge Continuum Experimental Methodology Applied to a 5G Core Study

New Network Slicing-Based IoT Architecture for 5G and Next-Generation Mobile Technologies

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