Apparatuses and methods for facilitating automated interdomain communications analytics automation functionality and profiling

A non-transitory machine-readable medium, comprising executable instructions that, when executed by a processing system including a processor, facilitate performance of operations, the operations comprising:

• obtaining data from a plurality of domains, wherein the plurality of domains includes a mobility core networking analytics domain, a backhaul transport networking analytics domain, and an Internet Protocol multimedia subsystem (IMS) core networking analytics domain;
• obtaining inputs from third parties, wherein the third parties include:
• first users of a network, second users of a second network, media content creators, advertisers, and distributors;
• identifying a plurality of actions to be taken in at least a first domain of the plurality of domains based on an analysis of the data and an analysis of the inputs from the third parties;
• and
• issuing at least a first command to cause the plurality of actions to be taken in the at least a first domain, wherein the issuing of the at least a first command causes the at least a first domain to instantiate an instance of a first function, discard an instance of a second function, and modify an instance of a third function, wherein the issuing of the at least a first command causes the first domain to partition a coverage of the network into a plurality of slices, and wherein a number of the plurality of slices is based on an identification of a plurality of parameters, the plurality of parameters including:
• network loads of the network, processing loads, communication device capabilities, communication sessions, user preferences, mobility, media consumed or requested, social media activities, and environmental factors, and wherein the issuing of the at least a first command causes the first domain to transfer a first communication session associated with a first user equipment, and wherein the transfer includes supplementing a first radio access technology with a second radio access technology that is different from the first radio access technology.

A method, comprising:

• analyzing, by a processing system including a processor, data associated with a plurality of network domains;
• obtaining inputs from third parties, wherein the third parties include:
• first users of a network, second users of a second network, media content creators, advertisers, and distributors;
• identifying, by the processing system and based on the analyzing of the data and an analysis of the inputs from the third parties, a plurality of first actions to be taken in a first network domain of the plurality of network domains;
• identifying, by the processing system and based on the analyzing of the data, a second action to be taken in a second network domain of the plurality of network domains;
• issuing, by the processing system, a first directive to the first network domain to cause a first communication device in the first network domain to take the plurality of first actions, the plurality of first actions including instantiating an instance of a first function, discarding an instance of a second function, and modifying an instance of a third function, wherein the issuing of the first directive causes the first network domain to partition a coverage of the network into a plurality of slices, and wherein a number of the plurality of slices is based on an identification of a plurality of parameters, the plurality of parameters including:
• network loads of the network, processing loads, communication device capabilities, communication sessions, user preferences, mobility, media consumed or requested, social media activities, and environmental factors, and wherein the issuing of the first directive causes the first network domain to transfer a first communication session associated with a first user equipment, and wherein the transfer includes supplementing a first radio access technology with a second radio access technology that is different from the first radio access technology;
• and
• issuing, by the processing system, a second directive to the second network domain to cause a second communication device in the second network domain to take the second action.