Course Outline

Introduction to OpenDaylight

  • Overview of software-defined networking (SDN) for government operations.
  • Introduction to OpenDaylight and its role in advancing SDN capabilities.
  • Use cases for OpenDaylight in network automation within the public sector.

Installing and Setting Up OpenDaylight

  • System requirements and installation steps for government IT environments.
  • Configuring OpenDaylight for initial deployment in governmental networks.
  • Verifying the successful installation and basic connectivity for government operations.

Understanding OpenDaylight Architecture

  • Core components and modules of OpenDaylight, tailored to support public sector needs.
  • Controller features and functionalities designed for robust network management.
  • Exploring the web-based interface of OpenDaylight to facilitate user interaction for government IT staff.

Basics of Network Automation with OpenDaylight

  • Connecting network devices to OpenDaylight for enhanced control and automation in governmental networks.
  • Automating network configurations using OpenFlow protocols for government applications.
  • Utilizing OpenDaylight's REST API for streamlined network automation processes for government use.

Managing and Monitoring Networks

  • Leveraging OpenDaylight for real-time network monitoring to ensure reliable operations for government.
  • Configuring alerts and troubleshooting tools to enhance network reliability in governmental settings.
  • Analyzing network performance through OpenDaylight to optimize efficiency for government networks.

Hands-On Project: Automating a Sample Network

  • Setting up a simple network using OpenDaylight for educational purposes in governmental IT training programs.
  • Automating device configurations and policies to demonstrate practical applications for government networks.
  • Testing and validating the automated network to ensure compliance with governmental standards.

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • A foundational understanding of networking concepts and protocols for government use.
  • Familiarity with Linux command-line tools.

Audience

  • Network engineers in the public sector.
  • IT administrators initiating network automation for government operations.
 14 Hours

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