1 week
5G network applications can communicate with the 5G network core via CAPIF. This communication is crucial for driving the fourth industrial revolution and benefiting various technology and marketing sectors. In this course it is defined CAPIF and explores its architecture, emphasizing its role as a standardized API management framework developed by 3GPP for programmability in Service-Based Architecture. Moreover, this course also presents the implementation of CAPIF within the EVOLVED-5G project and how it facilitates interaction between third-party software and 5G networks.
Along the course you will learn:
This course has no special prerequisites. This course is targeted to programmers and technical students. However, any other audience interested in the topic addressed can also benefit from the learning experience that this course provides.
Katerina Giannopoulou
Katerina Giannopoulou is a R&D software developer at the company Fogus Innovations and Services P.C., with a university degree in Computer Science specialized in networks and telecommunications. She is currently involved in the European Innovation project H2020 EVOLVED-5G, in which CAPIF is utilized for the development of 5G Network Apps.
Dr. Dimitris Tsolkas
Dr. Dimitris Tsolkas is a postdoc researcher at the department of Department of Informatics & Telecommunications, NKUA, Greece, and he leads R&D activities in Fogus Innovations & Services, Greece. He is also a member of ETSI SDG on OpenCAPIF. In the EVOLVED-5G project he has served as Deputy Technical Manager
Dr. Regel González Usach
Dr. Regel González Usach (collaborator) is an associated researcher at the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV), at the Real-Time Systems & Applications Laboratory. She has participated in 5G-related European H2020 Innovation projects such as EVOLVED-5G and 5GENESIS