Multi-access Edge Computing is a technology where network services, such as cloud services, are placed in a network edge, closer to the end user.
This approach results in low latency, with the possibility of increasing bandwidth, reduced network congestion, real-time operations and analytics, and others.

Frontend: React.js, TypeScript
Backend: Python, MongoDB, Kafka, YANG, osmclient library
Infrastructure: K3s, Docker
Project Management: Github, Github Projects

The lack of standardization is making it difficult to be implemented worldwide. Translation of MEC Apps to Network Function Virtualization (NFV) offers a promising solution, with advantages such as less power consumption and no dedicated hardware.
Open Source MANO (OSM) emerges as a suitable option for NFV-based MEC deployment, aligning with ETSI's standardization efforts.

Open Source MANO (OSM) is an ETSI hosted project for creation and management/orchestration of Network Functions Virtualizations (NFV's).
NFV's consist in virtualized network hardware , such as routers or firewalls

We had weekly team meetings to discuss our progress and to make decisions.
The use of Github Projects made it possible for us to describe our tasks, dividing them into topics and assigning them to the team members.

The real-world applications of our system include optimizing network resources, enhancing edge computing capabilities for various industries such as healthcare, transportation, and smart cities, and enabling low-latency services like augmented reality and IoT.
Additionally, our system addresses challenges such as network congestion, data privacy concerns, and the need for efficient resource allocation in edge computing environments.