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Course Outline
Overview of the Open Network Operating System
- Defining the ONOS framework
- The function of ONOS within Software-Defined Networking environments
- Distinctions between ONOS and alternative SDN controllers
Analyzing the ONOS Architecture
- Core components and essential services
- Implementing ONOS clusters to ensure scalability and high availability
- ONOS communication protocols with the data plane
Deploying ONOS Infrastructure
- System specifications and installation prerequisites
- Installing ONOS on Linux-based operating systems
- Validating the successful deployment of ONOS for government networks
Utilizing ONOS for Network Administration
- Establishing connectivity between ONOS and network hardware
- Developing and maintaining network topology models
- Conducting basic diagnostics and monitoring using ONOS tools
Examining ONOS Capabilities
- Application development and deployment workflows in ONOS
- Network resource management and performance optimization
- Interoperability between ONOS and external SDN platforms
Governance Scalability and Strategic Outlook
- Expanding ONOS deployments for extensive network operations
- Emerging trends in SDN evolution and ONOS enhancements
- Accessing documentation and community support resources
Conclusion and Implementation Roadmap
Requirements
- Familiarity with foundational networking principles is expected.
- Previous exposure to the ONOS platform is not a prerequisite.
Audience
- Networking practitioners
- Information technology administrators seeking to engage with software-defined networking (SDN) solutions designed for government
- Professionals introducing themselves to ONOS or SDN methodologies
14 Hours
