Distinguished Speaker Series: Krishna Kumar Gattupalli, Director – Technology Solutions. Presenting: Observability and Automation at Scale: Operating 5G/6G Networks. Hosted by Nazila Safavi, PhD.

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IEEE Distinguished Speaker Series

Observability and Automation at Scale: Operating 5G/6G Networks

πŸ“… August 21, 2026
πŸ•“ 4:00 PM Pacific Time
πŸ’» Virtual Event

 

 

Presented By

Krishna Kumar Gattupalli
Director – Technology Solutions
Invences Inc.

Presentation Overview

As networks evolve from 5G to 6G, operational complexity is increasing beyond what traditional manual and reactive troubleshooting can effectively manage. Distributed, cloud-native network functions serve millions of concurrent subscribers while operating under stringent latency and reliability requirements.

This session presents a practical framework for building operational resilience through integrated observability and closed-loop automation.

Topics Include

Observability Architecture for Network Functions – Metrics, structured logs, and distributed traces for cloud-native 5G/6G cores, with implementation patterns using Prometheus, the ELK Stack, and OpenTelemetry.

Real-World Incident Case Study – Detecting and diagnosing failures across virtualized network function chains, including control-plane and user-plane troubleshooting and root-cause analysis.

Automation & Orchestration Patterns – Closed-loop remediation, GitOps-based network automation, and CI/CD integration using Kubernetes, Argo, and Terraform.

Operational Maturity Model – The evolution from traditional manual network operations to SRE and AIOps, including the technical and organizational requirements at each stage.

Key Takeaway

Observability and automation are not optional for next-generation networks—they are architectural requirements for operating 5G/6G infrastructure reliably at scale.

• Engineering Students
• Computer Science Students
• IT, Cybersecurity, and Networking Professionals
• Faculty and Researchers
• IEEE Members and Technology Enthusiasts

Hosted By

IEEE DeVry University–SoCal Student Branch
IEEE Foothill Section
Dr. Nazila Safavi

 



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  • Starts 15 August 2026 04:30 AM UTC
  • Ends 21 August 2026 11:50 PM UTC
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Observability and Automation at Scale: Operating 5G/6G Networks

 
Krishna Kumar Gattupalli is Director of Technology Solutions at Invences Inc., and an IEEE Senior Member with more than 20 years of experience building and operating carrier-grade telecommunications networks. His work spans AT&T/FirstNet, T-Mobile, and private 5G deployments across agriculture, utilities, and smart infrastructure. At Invences, he leads Private 5G and CBRS systems integration, cloud-native 5G core architecture, and AI-driven network intelligence.

His career includes senior architecture and consulting roles with Invences, Elisa Polystar, Cisco, and Tech Mahindra, where he supported major telecommunications clients including Ericsson, Vodafone, US Cellular, and TELUS.

Krishna is a patent inventor, a member of the Technical Program Committee for IEEE ISEC 2026, and holds credentials including AWS Solutions Architect, HashiCorp Terraform Associate, and Red Hat training in OpenShift and multicluster Kubernetes management. His technical focus includes Private 5G/CBRS, cloud-native 5G Core, AI-driven network operations, IMS/VoLTE/EPC architecture, Kubernetes, OpenShift, and software-defined networking.

 

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