Rapidly create, customize and roll-out new services
Current network and service management practices fall short in dealing with telecom networks that have become more heterogeneous and software-oriented. Therefore, end-to-end service orchestration is essential. Inmanta provides a programmable, intent-based framework to create, customize and roll out on-demand services 10x faster.
Reclaim control and greatly simplify service development
Inmanta Service Orchestrator provides a stable high-level API toward the business. Consequently, it automatically derives all other information from the service model, the inventories, and the network. The truly open orchestration solution is flexible and vendor-agnostic, as it interoperates with any software and connects with any type of network device.
Reliably deliver 5G/Edge related services across domains
Although creating the foundations for extensive automation, SDN/NFV/Cloud technologies are limited to a single domain. Inmanta goes one step further to help accommodate 5G/Edge related services. Our software addresses the exponential increase in complexity to manage all cross-domain, cross-technology and cross-layer aspects - and stay compliant.
Inmanta Service Orchestrator 6 is out!
Inmanta Service Orchestrator 6 introduces several significant changes and features, including constructor trees, improved dry-run view etc.
Introducing Inmanta Service Orchestrator 5.3
Inmanta Service Orchestrator 5.3 brings new features such as partial compile, a new quickstart, and several other improvements.
Kubernetes Part 2: Apples and oranges go well together
K8s and Inmanta are like apples and oranges. They are too different to compare as they have a different purpose, but they go well together.
Monitoring Inmanta Service Orchestrator
How to monitor Inmanta Service Orchestrator through its RESTful APIs to make sure everything is configured properly.
Kubernetes Part 1: when all you have is a hammer
There is a strong tendency to use Kubernetes for any automation and orchestration task. However, Kubernetes is a hammer for very specific nails.