With the rapid development of 5G technology, the demand for efficient network management and control is increasing. In order to achieve end-to-end network coordination, the network management and control of 5G bearer needs to be SDNized.
SDN (Software-Defined Networking) is an emerging network architecture that separates the control plane from the data plane, allowing for centralized network management and control. By introducing SDN into 5G bearer network management, operators can more effectively allocate network resources and optimize network performance.
The SDN-based management and control of 5G bearer network enables end-to-end network coordination. With SDN, operators can have a comprehensive view of the entire network, from the core network to the access network. They can monitor network traffic, allocate bandwidth, and adjust network configurations in real-time.
By integrating SDN into the management and control of 5G bearer network, operators can achieve dynamic network adjustments based on application traffic requirements. They can prioritize critical services and ensure the quality of service for different applications and users.
In addition, SDN enables network slicing in 5G bearer network management. Network slicing allows operators to divide the network into virtual segments, each with its own tailored network characteristics and resource allocation. This enables efficient resource utilization and better support for different use cases.
In conclusion, the SDNization of 5G bearer network management and control plays a significant role in enabling end-to-end network coordination. By adopting SDN, operators can achieve efficient resource allocation, real-time network adjustments, and better support for diverse applications. It is a crucial step towards realizing the full potential of 5G networks.
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