Axiros is Proud to Announce the Launch of the New Release of their TR-369/USP Controller - AX USP 2.8
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MUNICH - ncarol.com -- Axiros, a leader in TR-069/TR-369, Unified Device Management, and zero-touch customer experience solutions, announced its launch of version 2.8 of the AX USP Controller (and associated tools).

This latest update introduces a preview release of a new innovative scalable MQTT client service, designed to enhance the capabilities of the USP Controller when using the MQTT Message Transport Protocol (MTP). It is pivotal in building a robust service cluster that offers load-balancing and high-availability for the AX USP Controller, similar to what we have always provided for the WebSocket MTP, but for MQTT using any third-party MQTT broker. Releasing it as a preview will allow our customers to gain experience with this new approach before it will eventually replace our current MQTT client implementation.

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Some other notable changes in this release are:

• More flexibility in the TLS configuration for logging
• API endpoint to add per-Agent metadata included with forwarded notifications
• New utility functions for the notification handler to work with dates and time
• Upgrades of dependencies and general optimization
• Removal of the deprecated notification handler "kafka-redis"

"We're delighted to share the preview of our new MQTT client service with our customers. This is an effective answer to our customers to provide the same level of high availability as with the WebSocket MTP for those who are forced to cling to the MQTT MTP.", said Daniel Egger, Product Owner of AX USP and Program Stream Lead for Data modeling in the Broadband Forum.

USP/TR-369 has been designed and built as an evolution of TR-069 from the Broadband Forum - leveraging all the experience and knowledge from the past. It represents the new industry standard for Device Management. The Axiros USP Controller is a high-performance, scalable solution that helps service providers to manage and monitor a high number of connected devices.

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For technical questions about AX USP or if you would like to schedule a demo, please contact sales@axiros.com.

About Axiros
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For over 20 years, Axiros has been a leading provider of software solutions for Device Management (https://www.axiros.com/solutions) in telecommunications and other industries. The company's reputation for excellence and expertise in Device Management has made it a trusted partner for service providers and equipment manufacturers worldwide. Axiros specializes in offering Device Management software that enables seamless integration and management of devices and services, leveraging industry standards like TR-069 and USP. With a global presence, Axiros is committed to delivering innovative solutions that meet the evolving needs of businesses in today's digital landscape. Founded in 2002, Axiros is global in scope with sales and service offices (https://www.axiros.com/around-the-world) located in Aarau, Belgrade, Cochabamba, Lisbon, Madrid, São Paolo, Singapore, Tampa, Tokyo, Warsaw, Zagreb, and a development center in Munich, Germany. To learn more, visit www.axiros.com.