Course Outline

Introduction to ONOS

  • What is ONOS?
  • The role of ONOS in SDN ecosystems
  • ONOS compared to other SDN controllers

Understanding the ONOS Architecture

  • Key components and services
  • ONOS clustering for scalability and high availability
  • Interactions between ONOS and the data plane

Setting Up ONOS

  • System requirements and installation prerequisites
  • Installing ONOS on a Linux-based system
  • Verifying the successful installation of ONOS

Using ONOS for Network Management

  • Connecting ONOS to network devices
  • Creating and managing network topologies
  • Basic troubleshooting and monitoring with ONOS

Exploring ONOS Features

  • Application development and deployment within ONOS
  • Resource management and optimization for government networks
  • Integrating ONOS with external SDN solutions

Scalability and Future Directions

  • Scaling ONOS deployments for large-scale network environments
  • Future trends in SDN and ONOS development
  • Resources and community support for ONOS users for government applications

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • An understanding of fundamental networking principles
  • No prior experience with ONOS is necessary

Audience

  • Networking professionals for government
  • IT administrators interested in software-defined networking (SDN)
  • Individuals new to ONOS or SDN concepts
 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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