Who needs this
- Telco cloud platform teams running 5G core and OSS workloads
- Edge operations groups managing regional cluster fleets
- SRE teams responsible for cross-site incident bridge calls
Industry · Telecommunications
Telecommunications: one pane for core, edge, and OSS clusters
Telcos operate Kubernetes at central offices, regional edges, and partner clouds—all with strict SLAs and noisy metrics volumes. FusioNative helps NOC and platform teams see health, events, and network-facing services without juggling disconnected tools.
Network-adjacent Kubernetes at core, edge, and OSS scale
Correlate cluster health, live metrics, and networking objects across distributed sites—the way NOC teams actually work.
Industry pressures (why change)
- Edge and core clusters use different toolchains, so status meetings disagree on 'green'
- High-cardinality metrics obscure which site or namespace is degrading
- Network services, ingress, and workloads are managed in separate consoles
Why FusioNative fits
- Live metrics and cluster events surface degradation before customer tickets spike
- Multi-cluster settings align control planes for distributed sites
- Networking workspace unifies services, ingress, and port-forward actions
How teams adopt it
- Onboard core, edge, and lab clusters into a single fleet inventory
- Monitor live performance analytics and cluster-scoped event streams
- Troubleshoot services and ingress from the networking workspace
- Promote changes through GitOps with the same navigation at every site
In Cloud Admin
What Telecommunications teams see in the product
Product screens with notes on when each view matters for your sector.
Live performance analytics
24-hour charts for CPU, memory, GPU, and workloads—how NOC teams spot regional spikes before they become outages.
- Real-time fleet telemetry
- Compare sites on one timeline
- Jump from chart to cluster detail
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Multi-cluster control
Karmada-style settings keep distributed clusters attached to one operational model.
- Consistent policies across sites
- Fewer one-off cluster snowflakes
- Central team retains override
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Networking workspace
Services, ingresses, and port forwards in one place—aligned with how telco platforms expose network functions.
- Cluster and namespace scope
- Create and lifecycle services
- Less context switching during bridges
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