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Real-world Strategies
for Deploying 5G
CUT THROUGH THE HYPE
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Agenda
The 5G Hype
Performance and Scale
IoT impacts
Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC)
Questions and Wrap
Our Speakers
Andrew Bargery Vernon Wells Mark Campbell

F5 Networks F5 Networks F5 Networks
Solution Architect Solution Architect Product Marketing
@cyberschlub
5G Infinite
Connectivity
High
Bandwidth
Low
Latency
Ultra
Reliability
Fast
Mobility
New Opportunities
Media & Autonomous Smart Augmented
Health
Entertainment Transportation Cities Reality
New Technologies
Distributed Data Service Based
Network Slicing NFV & SDN CUPS
Centers (MEC) Architecture
Polling Question #1
How extensively has your organization virtualized its network infrastructure?
1. Completely. We rarely or never use non-virtualized systems for network functions.
2. Moderately. We use a mix of purpose-built hardware and NFV.
3. Lightly. We continue to primarily use purpose-built hardware, and utilize NFV for a specific
subset of network functions.
4. Not at all. We either don’t use NFV, or are now just planning to do so.
What are the
performance and • Can you “lift and shift?”
scale impacts of • SDN, NFV, OMG
5G?
• Use cases
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Polling Answer #1
Application Services & Network Functions
EVOLUTION TO SOFTWARE-BASED CLOUD & NFV ARCHITECTURES
app app
app app
VE VE
app app
Internal IT & MSP Services

(Application Services)
SP Data Center Private Cloud Public Cloud
SP Data Center External
VNF
SP Core Networking
(L4-L7 Traffic Mgmt & Security)
SP POP
NFV Platform
SP Data Center
Virtual Infrastructure Scaling
Horizontal Scaling
Horizontal Scaling Loose Coupling
Horizontal Scaling Loose Coupling Separation of Concerns
Component Binding
Component Binding Unit Acceleration

• SGi-LAN / N6
• EPC Gateways
• MEC
Component Binding
• SGi-LAN / N6
• EPC Gateways
• MEC
Component Binding
• SR-IOV / DPDK
• SmartNIC
Unit Acceleration
• IoT will be a key driver for 5G
What does 5G • Multiple use cases
mean for IoT?
• Real-world deployment
demands IoT security
5G will fuel new IoT use cases & vice versa
Massive Machine
Type Communication Enhanced
(mMTC) Mobile Broadband
(eMBB)
Ultra-Reliable &
Low Latency
(URLLC)
The IoT Threat
Polling question 2
What are the primary delivery requirements for 5G IoT services?
1. High-bandwidth (for example, real-time video)
2. Low latency (augmented reality and immersive collaboration)
3. Massive Connectivity (scale/scope smart metering and remote sensing)
4. A relative balance mix of all of the above
5. IoT will only be a peripheral service – mobile broadband will dominate
IoT Firewall Architecture
Customer 1
Customer 2
Packet
Core
Customer 3 Internet
IoT P-GW IoT FW Internet
website
Malware
C&C
IoT Firewall Architecture Service Provider Policy Web
Portal
Customer 1
Radius DNS
Customer 2
Control
Plane
Packet
Core
Customer 3 Internet
website
Malware
C&C
Portal
Customer 1
Radius DNS
Customer 2
Control Customer
Plane App 1
Customer
App 2
Packet
Core
Customer 3 Internet
IoT P-GW IoT FW
Portal
Customer 1
Public
App 1
Public
Radius DNS App 2
Customer 2
Control Customer
Plane App 1
Customer
App 2
Packet
Core
Customer 3 Internet
IoT P-GW IoT FW
Malware
C&C
Portal
Customer 1
Public
App 1
Public
Radius DNS App 2
Customer 2
Control Customer
Plane App 1
Customer
App 2
Packet
Core
Customer 3 Internet
website
Malware
C&C
Polling Answer #2
What is happening • 5G will drive distributed
architectures
with Multi-Access
Edge Computing? • Greater inter-dependency
between networks and
applications
• Real-world MEC needs

performance and security
Polling question 3
What will be the initial deployment scenarios for MEC?
1. Deployed regionally over wide geographies
2. Concentrated in key, public metropolitan areas (city centers)
3. Deployed in specific urban locations (stadia, shopping malls)
4. Custom deployments in industrial complexes
5. De-centralization will not be widely adopted
MOVING APPS AND NETWORK SERVICES CLOSER TO MOBILE ENDPOINTS
3G-4G-5G
APPS SVCS
Private Cloud NFVI APPS

ACCESS
AGGREGATION CORE Public Cloud
MOVING APPS AND NETWORK SERVICES CLOSER TO MOBILE ENDPOINTS
3G-4G-5G
APPS SVCS
MEC APPS SVCS
Private Cloud NFVI APPS

ACCESS
APPS SVCS
AGGREGATION CORE Public Cloud
MEC
APPS SVCS
MEC Getting ready for 5G, enabling enhanced mobile broadband

and ultra-low latency use cases (IoT, VR, AR, UHD Video, … )
Polling Answer #3
Final Thoughts
Andrew Bargery Vernon Wells

F5 Networks F5 Networks
Solution Architect Solution Architect
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Real-world Strategies

Performance and Scale

Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC)

Questions and Wrap

Andrew Bargery Vernon Wells Mark Campbell

How extensively has your organization virtualized its network infrastructure?

1. Completely. We rarely or never use non-virtualized systems for network functions.

2. Moderately. We use a mix of purpose-built hardware and NFV.

Internal IT & MSP Services

Horizontal Scaling Loose Coupling

Horizontal Scaling Loose Coupling Separation of Concerns

Horizontal Scaling Loose Coupling Separation of Concerns

Horizontal Scaling Loose Coupling Separation of Concerns

Component Binding Unit Acceleration

What are the primary delivery requirements for 5G IoT services?

1. High-bandwidth (for example, real-time video)

2. Low latency (augmented reality and immersive collaboration)

3. Massive Connectivity (scale/scope smart metering and remote sensing)

4. A relative balance mix of all of the above

5. IoT will only be a peripheral service – mobile broadband will dominate

• Real-world MEC needs

What will be the initial deployment scenarios for MEC?

1. Deployed regionally over wide geographies

2. Concentrated in key, public metropolitan areas (city centers)

3. Deployed in specific urban locations (stadia, shopping malls)

4. Custom deployments in industrial complexes

5. De-centralization will not be widely adopted

Private Cloud NFVI APPS

MEC APPS SVCS

Private Cloud NFVI APPS

MEC Getting ready for 5G, enabling enhanced mobile broadband

Andrew Bargery Vernon Wells

Get the 5G eBook Let's meet at MWC19 Barcelona

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