Recently in our blog we talked about how we leveraged Open Air Interfaces(OAI) and USRP SDRs to stand up a low cost 5G network for experimentation. Next, we wanted to detail what it would take for anybody else to implement
A Brief History of REDHAWK In 2010, the REDHAWK software defined radio (SDR) framework was developed to address the need for a “standards based” SDR platform that scaled from clusters of servers to embedded platforms. The business strategy was simple:
Geon has recently concluded development of a prototype capability for running REDHAWK components on popular container orchestration solutions like Docker Swarm and Kubernetes. This work has been submitted as pull request #17 against the REDHAWK 2.2.8 release. Unlike earlier efforts
Offline Automatic Modulation Recognition Automatic Modulation Recognition (AMR) is a system designed to classify modulation schemes based on input in-phase and quadrature (I/Q) data. With the emergence of Deep Learning (DL), AMR has shown promising results in being able to
Introduction We’re back with another installation of our GNURadio and REDHAWK integration pattern. Back in 2017, my colleague Thomas put together a very thorough post regarding his work to integrate these two SDR frameworks for a presentation at the GNURadio
Introduction Over the last year I’ve published a number of blog posts from how to use Docker-REDHAWK up through some challenges getting a functional GitLab instance setup with a secure Docker container registery (via TLS). I also posted about using
To build upon the rapid deployment capabilities we introduced with Docker REDHAWK, we now bring you a distributed computing solution in the form of Docker Redhawk Swarm! Docker Swarm is the perfect companion to enable the greatest power of Redhawk:
In the previous posts, we’ve covered how to set up trusted SSL for internal services, then how to enable HTTPS and Container Repository features on a GitLab server, and finally how to add Runners to your server. In this case,
In the previous two posts, we covered first setting up SSL registration and automated maintenance using a Docker container from LinuxServer.io for Let’s Encrypt’s services, and then followed it up with enabling encrypted HTTPS and Container Repository on a GitLab
We’ve posted about the powerful capabilities of Docker before, including topics on standing up a containerized version of REDHAWK SDR and testing a REST-Python server with Docker Compose. In this post, we will walk you through using Docker to build