On Tue, Aug 4, 2020 at 10:36 AM Etienne-Victor Depasquale <edepa@ieee.org> wrote:
I think that it's validation of QoS that really matters now.
note that it's qos at many layers in the stack as well: 1) your application 'qos' on the machine(s) on which it runs 2) your application's traffic qos on the machine/vswitch/etc on which it runs 3) your application's traffic qos on the immediate network elements (in pop) 4) your application's traffic qos on the intermediary network elements (in metro) 5) your application's traffic qos on the overall transport network (ran, fiber, wired, cross-metro/etc)
If I were to base on this recent video from Keysight (warning: requires registration), then it seems that there's a lot of emphasis on making grounded claims about the QoS that the operator sells.
marketing claims are fun.