Release 4.3 introduces subscription-based collection for platforms that support gNMI streaming, which removes the need for a full polling pass on large transport domains. Clustering has been reworked and now completes in roughly a third of the previous time on estates above 2,000 elements. The exception register gains an expiry report so that time limited differences are reviewed before they lapse.
Our customer engineering team will be on stand for the duration of the event. If you would like a working session on standard build derivation rather than a stand demonstration, write to sales@telconetwork.net and we will book a room.
Plumbline 4.2 ships starter role definitions for the 5G standalone core. The templates are a starting point for the standard build workshop rather than a finished build, and they are editable in the customer's own repository.
A customer operator group reports fewer maintenance windows overrunning after moving routine core changes onto Plumbline workflows, with the pre-flight check catching a mismatched starting state before the window opened rather than during it.
RAN reconciliation against the planning tool, staged apply with configurable canary batches and automatic rollback on a failed post-flight check, and a per element change history.
The configuration export evaluation, previously offered for mobile core only, now covers IP transport estates. You send a configuration export from one domain, we send back a consistency report against a standard build derived from it.