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Course Outline
Introduction to OpenDaylight for Government
- Overview of OpenDaylight Architecture and Key Components
- Understanding the Role of OpenDaylight in Software-Defined Networking (SDN)
- Setting Up and Exploring the OpenDaylight Environment for Government Use
Exploring OpenDaylight APIs for Government Applications
- Introduction to REST and RESTCONF APIs
- Accessing and Utilizing OpenDaylight’s Northbound Interfaces for Government Projects
- Building API Calls for SDN Application Development in the Public Sector
YANG Modeling for Customization in Government Networks
- Understanding YANG Models and Their Purpose for Government
- Defining and Implementing Custom YANG Models for Government-Specific Needs
- Integrating YANG Models with OpenDaylight Applications for Enhanced Governance
Developing SDN Applications for Government Use
- Creating a Custom SDN Application with OpenDaylight for Government Operations
- Using Maven for Building and Packaging Applications for Government Projects
- Deploying and Running Applications on the OpenDaylight Controller in Government Networks
Testing and Debugging for Government SDN Applications
- Tools and Techniques for Testing OpenDaylight Applications in Government Environments
- Debugging Common Issues During Development for Government Use
- Monitoring Application Performance and Logs for Enhanced Accountability
Integrating OpenDaylight with Network Devices for Government Networks
- Connecting OpenDaylight to Network Devices Using Southbound Protocols for Government Operations
- Configuring OpenFlow and Other Protocols for Government-Specific Requirements
- Managing Device Flows and Network Behavior in Government Networks
Summary and Next Steps for Government Implementation
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 and private sector projects
- Software engineers interested in developing custom SDN applications
14 Hours