AWS for Industries
Author: Raghvendra Singh
Raghvendra Singh is a Principal Portfolio Manager and Telco Network Transformation specialist in AWS. He specializes in AWS infrastructure, containerization and Networking, helping users accelerate their modernization journey on AWS.
Deploy infrastructure for telecom workloads in an air-gapped AWS environment
Overview Cloud solutions for enterprise applications are focused on creating a virtualized infrastructure to enable the management of various functions necessary to deliver services. With cloud computing, these functions become decoupled from the hardware and are operated from a horizontal platform as cloud-native or virtual functions. This is a unified and standardized platform that supports […]
Achieve multipath load balancing in Amazon VPC using Virtual IPs
Many Telco use cases use Equal Cost Multipath (ECMP) for traffic distribution, enhancing high availability (HA), resiliency, and fast failover. AWS Direct Connect and AWS Transit Gateways currently support ECMP (Equal-Cost Multi-Path routing) specifically for connections from on-premises environments to the AWS cloud. However, within an Amazon VPC (Virtual Private Cloud), only a single destination can […]
Automate Packet Acceleration configuration using DPDK on Amazon EKS
Packet acceleration is a key component in achieving performance efficiency for your workloads. Packet acceleration lets you optimize your workloads to get maximum throughput, high network bandwidth, minimal latency, and reduced cost. Industries such as Telco, Media & Entertainment, Robotics, and Internet of Things (IOT) have been key users of packet acceleration using SRIOV (Single Root […]
Automated Application Failover Across Availability Zones with Floating/Virtual IP on Amazon EKS
Reliability and high availability are key design principles for an application deployment. Even though an Availability Zone (AZ) is comprised of one or more data centers, you should design your applications to handle AZ failure in rare circumstances. Some applications, such as telco and networking applications, rely on highly-available floating/virtual static IP addresses to provide […]
Automated IP address management for Multus Workers and Pods
Telco 5G and IMS container based workloads utilize Multus CNI to achieve traffic and routing separation and packet acceleration. Multus container network interface plugin enables Kubernetes pods to attach to multiple interfaces and networks. Multus CNI being a “Meta-plugin”, achieves this by invoking other CNIs, such as VPC CNI (default CNI in Amazon Elastic Kubernetes […]