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Controlled Radio Fault Injection and Telemetry Evaluation for Open 5G RANs
Radio access network (RAN) telemetry reveals radio conditions, protocol behavior, and their consequences for applications. Evaluating its usefulness requires controlled impairments and observations of the same execution. We present C and Python channel brokers and a fault injection workflow for soft
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