Abstract: The present disclosure generally relates to systems, methods, and computer-readable media for managing the generation and processing of charging data records (CDRs) in a telecommunication environment (e.g., a fourth generation (4G) a fifth generation (5G), or future generation mobile network). The systems described herein involve predicting lengths of CDRs prior to encoding and providing the CDRs to a charging gateway function to ensure that the CDRs do not exceed a maximum allowable length that the charging gateway function is capable of processing while also reducing the total number of CDR packages that are encoded and transmitted. Indeed, the systems described herein can predict the length of the CDRs incrementally as charging containers are added, thus limiting the number of CDRs that are generated and processed.

Abstract: A proxy consolidates multiple TCP requests from clients into one TCP connection between a proxy and server. A persistent TCP connection is opened between the proxy and server, and a connection request is received from a client at the proxy. A unique identifier is registered for the client, and the server is signaled over the persistent connection to register the unique identifier. A client connection is established between the client and proxy responsive to the connection request. A content request is received from the client over the client connection. The unique identifier is prepended to the content request, the prepended content request is forwarded to the server, and prepended content is received from the server. The identifier and the content are extracted from the prepended content, and a client and a client connection are identified that correspond to the extracted identifier. The extracted content is returned to the corresponding client.

Abstract: A proxy consolidates multiple TCP requests from clients into one TCP connection between a proxy and server. A persistent TCP connection is opened between the proxy and server, and a connection request is received from a client at the proxy. A unique identifier is registered for the client, and the server is signaled over the persistent connection to register the unique identifier. A client connection is established between the client and proxy responsive to the connection request. A content request is received from the client over the client connection. The unique identifier is prepended to the content request, the prepended content request is forwarded to the server, and prepended content is received from the server. The identifier and the content are extracted from the prepended content, and a client and a client connection are identified that correspond to the extracted identifier. The extracted content is returned to the corresponding client.

Abstract: A proxy consolidates multiple TCP requests from clients into one TCP connection between a proxy and server. A persistent TCP connection is opened between the proxy and server, and a connection request is received from a client at the proxy. A unique identifier is registered for the client, and the server is signaled over the persistent connection to register the unique identifier. A client connection is established between the client and proxy responsive to the connection request. A content request is received from the client over the client connection. The unique identifier is prepended to the content request, the prepended content request is forwarded to the server, and prepended content is received from the server. The identifier and the content are extracted from the prepended content, and a client and a client connection are identified that correspond to the extracted identifier. The extracted content is returned to the corresponding client.