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Introduction to Open Network Operating System (ONOS)

  • Foundational concepts of Software-Defined Networking (SDN)
  • The function of ONOS within SDN architectures
  • Structural framework and primary components of ONOS

Deployment Configuration of ONOS

  • Procedures for installing ONOS on Linux-based infrastructure
  • Navigating the ONOS user interface and command-line tools
  • Establishing connectivity between ONOS and OpenFlow-compliant switches

SDN Environment Management via ONOS

  • Configuration protocols for network devices utilizing ONOS
  • Deployment of ONOS applications for traffic engineering
  • Procedures for monitoring and resolving SDN infrastructure issues

Advanced Capabilities of ONOS

  • Facilitating network virtualization through ONOS
  • Execution of network slicing methodologies
  • Utilization of ONOS for multi-domain SDN administration across government and enterprise networks

Operational Applications of ONOS

  • Analytical case studies regarding carrier networks and data center operations
  • Integration strategies for linking ONOS with complementary SDN utilities and platforms
  • Evaluation of future developments in SDN technologies supported by ONOS

Conclusion and Subsequent Actions

Requirements

  • Fundamental knowledge of networking principles
  • Practical experience working within Linux-based infrastructures
  • Knowledge of SDN concepts is advantageous but not mandatory

Intended for government

  • Network engineering personnel
  • DevOps operational teams
  • SDN application developers
 21 Hours

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