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Service Delivery Platform: Enhanced Services in IP Networks

Key Service Delivery Platform (SDP) Benefits
Support s mult iple host ed SIPware services running sidebyside on industry standard hardware. Enables rapid int egrat ion with any service provider networkpure IP or converged TDM/IP, wireless or wireline. Accelerat es development of new applications and features with our industryleading Service Creation Environment and standardsbased software architecture. Permit s gracef ul, linear scaling to support up to millions of wireless subscribers and billions of minuteswith carriergrade performance and reliability. Delivers carriergrade reliabilit y and perf ormance with fivenines availability. Enhances f lexibilit y, enabling carriers to evolve their IP service architecture quickly and costeffectively. Reduces cost sas a pure IP solution, the SDP eliminates costly TDM switches, dramatically reducing capital and operational costs. The Radisys SDP represents a comprehensive service delivery solution, comprising both Runtime and Development Time software components. With Radisys, service providers have a single, flexible, highly-scalable solution for delivering customized, hosted services with proven subscriber appeal. SDP components include:

Application Server
Based on a pure IP design and running on industry-standard Linux hardware, the Application Server acts as the intelligent controller of switching, gateway, session control and media server resources. At its core is a high-performance Service Logic Execution Environment (SLEE) built using XML-based scripts. XTML adds an openly published XML schema that includes tags that enable the Application Server to perform third-party call control. Service applications are represented as XTML files, where every call is an Application Server session running XTML logic. Designed for high volume, high-performance carrier networks, the Application Server can run up to 7,000 concurrent call sessions on a single Linux system, or scale to extremely large call handling capacities by configuring multiple servers.

The SDP also features Radisys CallComplete, which allows call session states to be transparently duplicated in real time, protecting calls in progress in the event of an Application Server failure.

Service Creation Environment (SCE)

The SCE is an industry-leading visual service development environment that enables developers to build sophisticated NGN applications easily using drag-and-drop Plug-in Action Components (PACs) to enable various built-in operations, linking them in a visual call flow. This simple, intuitive interface makes applications faster to develop, customize, and modify to meet changing market needs.

Software Development Kit (SDK)

The SDK is a software development kit that allows third parties to create their own PACs that extend the software framework of both the Application Server and the SCE, allowing developers to extend the capabilities of the SDP to add new protocols, APIs or custom features for their market specific applications.

Session Border Controller

The Session Border Controller provides access network NAT Traversal and SIP endpoint registration for SIPware Voice over Broadband (VoBB) deployments where the subscribers VoIP endpoint device is behind a local firewall on premise.

Network Interface Unit (NIU)

The Network Interface Unit acts as a stateless SIP proxy configured to receive incoming SIP network requests and hand them off to an available Application Server. In this role it serves two primary functions: 1) load balancing call traffic among all available Application Servers based on available capacity; and 2) monitoring continuous status of the Application Servers to detect failure conditions and route new call requests to the remaining Application Server clusters.

System Management Console

This Java-based GUI console provides platform operators with a single unified interface to all runtime software components of the SDP for all system configuration, operation, and monitoring tasks.