HYBRID RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORK
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The implementation of modern telecommunication technologies (SDN, NFV, SDR, CloudRAN) will lead to the full dependence of the telecommunication network performance on the information and computing environment efficiency. The purpose of the article is to develop the method for managing telecommunication network resources by choosing the optimal interval for redistributing system resources. The proposed model of load management system allows presenting the method of load forecasting, taking into account long-term accumulated data of statistics, and the latest tendencies, which are observed in the network. So it becomes possible to achieve a rational ratio of management costs and the final value of service quality. A new method of monitoring and measurement, using which it is possible to avoid overloading of network functions was developed. Conclusion. Experiments to research the proposed methods were conducted in the Mathcad system. The results showed that proposed methods could rationally distribute the system resources, especially under transient conditions of overload.
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