Why does this matter operationally?
Performance
The measurable behaviour of a connectivity system under real operating conditions, including throughput, latency, jitter, and packet loss. Performance determines whether applications and control systems receive data at the speed and consistency their operations require.
557 terms
ETSI MEC
A standardized architecture and API framework, published by ETSI, defining how application workloads are deployed, orchestrated, and granted access to network context information at the edge of a mobile network,…
Regulatory & Compliance
Event Correlation
Event Correlation is the analysis of multiple events together to determine whether they are related, caused by the same issue, or part of a sequence.
Operations
Event Streaming
Event Streaming is the continuous production, transport, and consumption of discrete event records as they occur in a system.
Software
Evolved Packet Core
The all-IP, packet-switched core network architecture standardized for 4G LTE, carrying both data and voice traffic — voice through VoLTE — as packet-switched IP data rather than maintaining separate circuit-switched…
Concept/Framework
Fade Margin
Fade margin is the amount of extra received signal level or link budget beyond the minimum required to maintain service during expected fading conditions.
Concept/Framework
Fail-Operational System
Fail-Operational System is a system designed to continue operating after a fault, often with reduced capability rather than immediate shutdown. It preserves operation through failure conditions.
Operations
Failover
Failover is the transfer of service from a failed component or path to a standby or alternate one to preserve continuity during outages or faults.
Operations
Fallback Routing
Fallback Routing is the use of alternate routes when a primary communications or network path is unavailable or unsuitable. It preserves service continuity through another path.
Operations
Feed Horn
Feed Horn is an antenna feed component that directs RF energy between a waveguide or feed path and a reflector or radiating aperture. It couples energy into the antenna system.
Hardware
Feedback Control
Feedback Control is a control approach that uses measured output to compare against a target and adjust the system accordingly. It relies on observed results to regulate behavior.
Operations