Authors - T. Aruna, Dhanya Kulkarni, Riya Javali, Rakshan Kulkarni, Suneeta V. Budihal, Shamshuddin K Abstract - In 5G networks, dynamic slicing is a major improvement, which makes it possible to allocate specific resources to satisfy the various quality-of-service (QoS) requirements of applications including ultra-reliable low-latency communications, enormous IoT, and enhanced mobile broadband. However, managing these slices in response to dynamic and varied traffic patterns requires real-time flexibility, which poses considerable hurdles. The methods for effective dynamic network slicing are examined in this research, with an emphasis on resource allocation optimization, QoS adherence, resource waste reduction, and network stability. To accommodate upcoming developments, the suggested solutions seek to improve 5G network performance, scalability, and adaptability.
