ROMA: Resource Orchestration for Microservices-based 5G Applications

Gholami, Anousheh; Rao, K. R.; Hsiung, Wang-Pin; Po, Oliver; Sankaradas, Murugan; Chakradhar, Srimat

doi:10.48550/arxiv.2201.11067

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“…The solution that is described in [ 26 ] identifies and leverages the coupling relationship between computing and network fabric for various microservices, and it solves an optimization problem to appropriately identify how each microservice should be deployed in the complex, multi-tiered compute and network fabric, so that the end-to-end application requirements are optimally satisfied. The authors report two real-world 5G applications relative to the video surveillance and intelligent transportation system (ITS) domains.…”

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Relevant Cybersecurity Aspects of IoT Microservices Architectures Deployed over Next-Generation Mobile Networks

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Bocu

Vasilescu

2022

Sensors

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The design and implementation of secure IoT platforms and software solutions represent both a required functional feature and a performance acceptance factor nowadays. This paper describes relevant cybersecurity problems considered during the proposed microservices architecture development. Service composition mechanisms and their security are affected by the underlying hardware components and networks. The overall speedup of the platforms, which are implemented using the new 5G networks, and the capabilities of new performant IoT devices may be wasted by an inadequate combination of authentication services and security mechanisms, by the architectural misplacing of the encryption services, or by the inappropriate subsystems scaling. Considering the emerging microservices platforms, the Spring Boot alternative is used to implement data generation services, IoT sensor reading services, IoT actuators control services, and authentication services, and ultimately assemble them into a secure microservices architecture. Furthermore, considering the designed architecture, relevant security aspects related to the medical and energy domains are analyzed and discussed. Based on the proposed architectural concept, it is shown that well-designed and orchestrated architectures that consider the proper security aspects and their functional influence can lead to stable and secure implementations of the end user’s software platforms.

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confidence: 99%