Course Outline
Introduction
Overview of SDN Features and Architecture
- SDN versus traditional networking
- Basic components (applications, controllers, networking devices)
Setting up a Virtual Network
- VirtualBox configuration
- Mininet virtual machine (VM) installation
Understanding Mininet Basics
- Mininet topologies
- Mininet commands
Creating Applications Without a Controller
- Hub, switch, and firewall applications
Using Custom Topologies Using APIs
- Low, mid, and high level APIs
- MiniEdit
Creating Applications With a Controller
- Floodlight setup
- Remote control
Managing Network Traffic
- Network management using Wireshark
Exploring Network Virtualization
- Network virtualization
- Multi-tenancy
Operating Using OpenDaylight
- Components
- OpenDaylight controller
- Creating applications
- Observing and logging
Using Tungsten Fabric for Multi-Tenant Networks
- Architecture and network principles
- Components
- Network services configuration
- Observing, logging, and analytics
Troubleshooting
Summary and Conclusion
Requirements
- Basic understanding of networking
Audience
- System administrators
- Network engineers
- Developers
Testimonials
To get a better understanding about OpenStack.
Jan Gustafsson - Polystar OSIX
It was very easy communication during all the course, got answers and help in very pedagogical manner. The trainer is very experienced, I recommend him anyone who is interested in getting good knowledge in this very complicated area :-)
Polystar OSIX
The broad perspective of Openstack, no chance to dive in to deep to be able to keep schedule, more to where to get information from.
Jörgen Selegran - Polystar OSIX
A good mix of hands on exercises and lectures!
Polystar OSIX
The flexibility to answer questions. Good pdf, good examples
Conny Vigström - Polystar OSIX
Damian, is very skilled, I'm very pleased with everything, no complains, best training session I've participated in for a long time… It's very difficult to have a training course like this, totally remote, you did a great job, It went very well, there were no issues.
Peter Erlandsson - Polystar OSIX
The virtual desktop in a browser feature was kind of neat.
Mikael Karlsson - Polystar OSIX
The network parts.