Course Outline

Introduction to OpenDaylight for Government

  • Overview of the OpenDaylight architecture and its key components
  • Understanding the role of OpenDaylight in Software-Defined Networking (SDN)
  • Setting up and exploring the OpenDaylight environment for government use cases

Exploring OpenDaylight APIs for Government

  • Introduction to REST and RESTCONF APIs
  • Accessing and utilizing OpenDaylight’s northbound interfaces for government applications
  • Building API calls for SDN application development in a government context

YANG Modeling for Customization for Government

  • Understanding YANG models and their purpose in government networks
  • Defining and implementing custom YANG models to meet specific government requirements
  • Integrating YANG models with OpenDaylight applications for enhanced customization

Developing SDN Applications for Government

  • Creating a custom SDN application using OpenDaylight tailored for government needs
  • Using Maven for building and packaging applications in a government setting
  • Deploying and running applications on the OpenDaylight controller for government operations

Testing and Debugging for Government Applications

  • Tools and techniques for testing OpenDaylight applications in a government environment
  • Debugging common issues during development to ensure compliance with government standards
  • Monitoring application performance and logs to maintain robust security and reliability

Integrating OpenDaylight with Network Devices for Government

  • Connecting OpenDaylight to network devices using southbound protocols in a government network
  • Configuring OpenFlow and other protocols to align with government network policies
  • Managing device flows and network behavior to enhance operational efficiency and security for government

Summary and Next Steps for Government

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of Software-Defined Networking (SDN) concepts
  • Familiarity with Java programming
  • Knowledge of the YANG modeling language (optional but recommended)

Audience

  • SDN developers for government
  • Software engineers interested in developing custom SDN applications for government use
 14 Hours

Number of participants


Price per participant

Runs with a minimum of 4 + people. For 1-to-1 or private group training, request a quote.

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