Mobile Arts Telecom Platform19 November 2002.ppt

Mobile Arts Telecom Platform 19 November 2002 Content Mobile Arts Introduction Mobile Arts Telecom Platform Overview Technology Characteristics Some great Erlang Open Source applications jnets xmerl ucs Mobile Arts Founded in February 2001 HQ in Stockholm Branch office in London 10 employees 1 Doctor of Science 9 Master of Science Leading edge competence in and experience ( 125 man-years) from development of GSM/UMTS/Telecom products MSC/VLR/HLR, Mobile SSF, Mobile SCF, UMTS MSC, WAP Gateway, SMSC, MLC, etc. Standardisation(ETSI/3GPP, WAP Forum, LIF, etc.) Mobile Arts Telecom Platform System Overview Hardware Processor Currently SUN (e.g., Netra T1 AC 200 or Fire V120) SS7 Stack Ericsson/Tieto-Enator SS7 PCI-boards (one for each host) that each supports two E1 links with up to 16 signalling channels Full SS7 redundancy (STP/SRP load sharing) Considering Ericsson “Stack-on-a-Card” SS7 boards Why Ericsson? Name! Platform Overview Mobile Arts Telecom Platform OAM Features Configuration management and system administration Web based GUI Command Line Interface SNMPv2 Fault management Performance management Advanced tailoring of Measurement Reports Differentiated Operator access rights Operator Roles with differentiated Rights Mobile Arts Telecom Platform Technology Characteristics Capacity ?100 requests/sec (360000 requests per hour) on a single node SUN Netra T1 system (dead slow, but cheap machine) XML request and XML response Service Logic: Single FSM MAP operation Content Mobile Arts Introduction Mobile Arts Telecom Platform Overview Technology Characteristics Some great Erlang Open Source applications jnets xmerl ucs jnets – HTTP client and HTTP server HTTP client features include Syncronous/asyncronous request interface Persistent connections Pipelines Proxy support + more (but lots missing also…) Why jnets HTTP server? Backward compatible with inets 2.6 Standards compliant Fast core, flexible configuration jnets performance test Setup: 1 client machine/