Software Defined Networking and Network Function Virtualization
Learn how to provision network resources with greater flexibility using SDN and NFV.
GK# 4463
Learn how to provision network resources with greater flexibility using SDN and NFV.
GK# 4463
In this course, you will learn about software-defined networking (SDN) architecture and the essential protocols related to SDN implementations. This course thoroughly explains what SDN is, how it works, and then does a deep dive into the SDN protocols themselves. SDN can manage and control physical network elements as well as Network Function Virtualization (NFV), allowing network professionals to deploy and maintain a clean integration between cloud environments and the physical network itself.
We are often asked what the network looks like when it enters the cloud. This is why the study of NFV is a natural progression, so we combined SDN and NFV in one course. This course will clarify what happens at the cloud boundary and then look into the virtual network within the cloud. If you are a networking professional and you look at what is going on inside the cloud, you’ll realize you can take those concepts and implement them outside the cloud. The networking control layer will change radically with SDN, and we’ll show that the change is both amazing and powerful.
In this course, you will build, configure, and deploy the most popular network functions, routing, bridging, and OpenFlow switches along with requisite protocols. You’ll integrate the components with an emulated physical environment and perform verification testing. The cloud environment will be represented with a deep dive into OpenStack Neutron and Neutron-compute.
Join an engaging hands-on learning environment, where you’ll learn:
This is a lab-intensive hands-on course with engaging instruction, demos, and discussions.
SDN Introduction
NFV Practical Application
NFV
NFV Commands
OpenFlow
Open vSwitch
OpenFlow Controller
NETCONF and YANG
OpFlex
Introduction to OpenDaylight
SAL
OpFlex
SAL
Overlays and Underlays
OpenStack Neutron Networking
Writing an Application Using OpenDaylight
ONOS Controller
Securing SDN
Before attending this course, you should have:
System Engineers, Network Engineers, and Architects.
This course is available in the following formats:
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