Abstract: Various embodiments comprise a wireless communication network to synchronize Unified Data Registries (UDRs) during data migration. In some examples, the wireless communication network comprises a provisioning orchestrator, UDR provisioning controllers, and a migration controller. The provisioning orchestrator receives an update for a subscriber profile, determines the subscriber profile has been migrated to the second UDR based on the subscriber Identifier (ID), and directs the second UDR provisioning controller to implement the provisioning data update. The second UDR provisioning controller updates the subscriber profile stored on the second UDR and triggers a synchronization update on the first UDR. The data migration controller detects the trigger and audits the first UDR to identify a subscription alias for the subscriber profile. The migration controller directs the first UDR provisioning controller to update the alias.

Abstract: Technology, including systems, methods, and devices, is disclosed herein for operating a wireless network including a control plane element and data repository. A method of operating the wireless network includes the data repository storing subscriber datasets received from the control plane element. The wireless network monitors a capacity of the data repository and detects that the capacity of the repository is at a threshold value. The wireless network classifies a subscriber dataset for handling based on a parameter associated with the subscriber dataset. The handling includes deletion, compression, or preservation of the subscriber dataset. The wireless network performs the handling with respect to the subscriber dataset. In some implementations, the control plane device includes one of a Unified Data Manager, a Policy Charging Function, and Network Exposure Function and the data repository includes a Unified Data Repository.

Abstract: In a wireless communication system, wireless network applications determine their priority indicators. The wireless network applications transfer their priority indicators to a data storage element like a Uniform Data Repository (UDR). In response, the data storage element transfers wireless network data to the wireless network applications in a priority order based on the priority indicators.

Abstract: Performing hybrid synchronization of databases in a telecommunication network is described herein. Management and replication of different types of data stored in the databases can be performed differently. Provisioning data stored in the databases can be managed differently from session data stored in the databases. The provisioning data can be managed utilizing synchronous synchronization. The session data can be managed utilizing asynchronous synchronization. The provisioning data can be stored in the databases separately from the session data.

Abstract: Described herein are techniques, devices, and systems for performing hybrid synchronization of databases in a telecommunication network. Management and replication of different types of data stored in the databases can be performed differently. Provisioning data stored in the databases can be managed differently from session data stored in the databases. The provisioning data can be managed utilizing synchronous synchronization. The session data can be managed utilizing asynchronous synchronization. The provisioning data can be stored in the databases separately from the session data.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for causing a prospective provisioning, in near real-time, of various wireless communication protocol databases based on subscribers meeting particular criteria for respective wireless communication protocols. In operation, some aspects are directed to receiving an indication that a first provisioning client associated with a first subscriber has provisioned a first database to access a first service. In response to the receiving, these aspects include automatically read at least a second database to determine whether the second database has already been provisioned to access the first service. At least partially in response to determining that the second database has not already been provisioned to access the first service, these aspects automatically transmit a request to provision the second database such that at least the first subscriber can access the first service using a second wireless communication protocol and a first wireless communication protocol.