DBOS.
Cloud service for dynamic local breakouts
What is DBOS
Get improved mobile connectivity for apps and IoT devices with local breakouts
With DBOS, we can help you break out your data traffic at 28 locations worldwide. That means your data doesn't have to travel back to a home network on the other side of the globe, which can cause delays and problems with things like VoIP and IoT.
DBOS is independent from your provider, allowing you greater flexibility to select what best suits your needs.
Local mobile connectivity – no VPN required
Lower latency on all devices
Monthly subscription service to save money
Localized internet experience
Easy to use
Fast and simple setup
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Connect DBOS to your billing or charging system
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Connect DBOS to your CRM or location steering
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Forward traffic to DBOS
More about DBOS
- Our API supports steering down to a single IMSI
- Rules can be based on all available MetaData e.g. IMSI(Range), Time, Visited Network etc.
- On Demand change of Breakout location
- Cloud native PGW implementation with active-active-active geo redundant control planes.
- If a breakout location is not available, traffic will be routed automatically to the next fall-back location.
- Customer specific location redundancy can be implemented on demand
- GTPv1 Create/Update/Delete PDP Context Request on Gn
- GTPv2 Create/Delete Session Request on S5/S8
- PDP Context Activation/Modification/Deactivation Procedure as defined by 3GPP T 23.060
- PDP Context Activation/Modification/Deactivation Procedure using S4 as defined by 3GPP T 23.060
- Intersystem Change Procedures (handover 2G/3G/LTE) as defined by 3GPP T 23.060
- Supported via Diameter as specified by 3GPP TS 29.061 Section 16 or HTTP
- Credit-Control-Request/Answer (CCR/CCA)
- Abort-Session-Request/Answer (ASR/ASA)
- Supported are VPN/IPSec tunnel to forward traffic for e.g. L2TP
- Radius Access for IP address management
- Supported as specified by 3GPP TS 29.512 Npcf_SMPolicyControl via HTTP Section 5.
- Steering for breakout location
- Steering for IP data forwarding at the breakout location
- QoS max. bandwidth in downlink
- QoS max bandwidth in uplink
- Layer 1 and 2 support via monitoring of each location with Grafana and Prometheus
- Layer 3 and 4 support via on demand PCAP tracing for in depth debugging
DBOS can support unlimited parallel data session. The system can add more capacity on demand. The capacity is only limited by the number of IP addresses published in the IR.21
DBOS utilizes the connectivity capacity of a GCP data center.
The IP addresses depends primarily on your own IR.21 publication or the IR.21 publication of your connectivity provider or roaming sponsor.
Minimum contract span is 1 month. We would like to keep our customer because they are satisfied with our service and not locked-in by lengthy contracts.
How long does it take you to update your APN DNS entries? This is usually the bottleneck.
Due to the fact that more and more traffic is encrypted via e.g. HTTPS DPI solutions are less and less effective. We are experimenting with traffic pattern and behavior to identify different service to support e.g. zero rating offers. However, this is not yet on the production system.
Via a simple API call. You can either set business rules on DBOS or actively switch a location for a specific customer.API call to set the default location for customers originating from a specific country based on the MCC
{"mcc": "262", "location": "de1"}
API call to immediately switch the location for a specific customer based on the IMSI
{ "imsi": "313460000000001", "location": "dk1", "immediate": true}