Thesis etd-09052022-171219 |
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Thesis type
Tesi di laurea magistrale
Author
ANELAY, DAWIT MEZEMIR
URN
etd-09052022-171219
Thesis title
Short-term Operation Metrics Forecasting and
Anomaly Detection for Virtualized
Network Functions
Department
INFORMATICA
Course of study
INFORMATICA
Supervisors
relatore Prof. Bacciu, Davide
supervisore Prof. Cucinotta, Tommaso
supervisore Prof. Cucinotta, Tommaso
Keywords
- Anomaly Detection
- Clustering
- Forecasting
- NFV
- Time-series
Graduation session start date
07/10/2022
Availability
None
Summary
Network Function Virtualization (NFV) is a cutting-edge paradigm in the telecom-
munications sector that enables network operators to offer adaptable and effective
services by adopting cloud computing principles into their infrastructure. In this
work, I developed a solution architecture that uses unsupervised learning together
with deep learning algorithms to forecast operation metrics and anomaly detection
for NFV. Our strategy entails first developing a cluster-based predictive model for
operation metrics forecasting and using it for anomaly detections. The solution pro-
vides network operations teams insight to support prompt proactive assessment and
decision-making. The analysis focuses on metrics at the infrastructure and service
levels. The former can be acquired directly from the monitoring system of an NFV
infrastructure, whereas the latter is commonly provided by the monitoring compo-
nents of the individual virtualized network functions. The solution architecture is
experimented using real-time data coming from the Vodafone NFV data center.
munications sector that enables network operators to offer adaptable and effective
services by adopting cloud computing principles into their infrastructure. In this
work, I developed a solution architecture that uses unsupervised learning together
with deep learning algorithms to forecast operation metrics and anomaly detection
for NFV. Our strategy entails first developing a cluster-based predictive model for
operation metrics forecasting and using it for anomaly detections. The solution pro-
vides network operations teams insight to support prompt proactive assessment and
decision-making. The analysis focuses on metrics at the infrastructure and service
levels. The former can be acquired directly from the monitoring system of an NFV
infrastructure, whereas the latter is commonly provided by the monitoring compo-
nents of the individual virtualized network functions. The solution architecture is
experimented using real-time data coming from the Vodafone NFV data center.
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