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SDN Principles |
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4:16:00 Free items Introduction to Software Defined Networking (SDN) |
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| This webinar will help you figure out whether it's worth spending time and energy on Software Defined Networking and related technologies, and explain the concepts of SDN, whitebox switching, and network programmability and automation. | ||
46:00 Free items Network Programmability 101 |
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| This webinar discusses fundamental concepts and ideas that network engineers can use today to start "ramping up" the software-defined path. Matt Oswalt addresses some of the biggest questions on many network professionals' minds - questions like "Do I need to be a programmer to keep my job?", or "There is so much to learn - where do I start?" | ||
1:57:00 Free items SDN Architectures and Deployment Considerations |
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| This webinar answers some fundamental questions anyone should ask prior to a production SDN deployment. | ||
Enabling Technologies |
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5:07:00 Free items OpenFlow Deep Dive |
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| This 6-hour deep dive webinar describes the technical details of OpenFlow, the protocol heavily promoted by Open Networking Foundation (ONF) as the cornerstone of next-generation controller-based networking. | ||
2:13:00 Free items Network Function Virtualization |
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| This webinar describes benefits and drawbacks of Network Function Virtualization and virtual appliances, including performance and security challenges. | ||
1:33:00 BGP-Based SDN Solutions |
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| This webinar describes how SDN controllers use BGP to propagate reachability information or influence forwarding behavior in SDN networks based on traditional distributed routing architectures. | ||
1:37:00 Free items PCEP and BGP-LS Deep Dive |
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| The webinar describes BGP-LS and PCEP, the key enabling protocols for SDN in the MPLS-based WAN. BGP-LS is used to convey topology and TE link-state information to the controller, and PCEP allows reporting of LSP status, and creation, deletion and modification of TE LSPs. | ||
Solutions |
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1:34:00 Free items Monitoring Software Defined Networks |
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| This webinar examines several aspects of network management for SDNs and explores how network management can be improved, while providing useful information about these new forms of networking. | ||
4:34:00 Free items SDN Use Cases |
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| This webinar describes real-life SDN use cases, ranging from data center fabrics, network monitoring and traffic tapping, scale-out network services and DDoS mitigation to service insertion, forwarding optimization, and traffic engineering. | ||
1:34:00 Free items Software-Defined WAN (SD-WAN) Overview |
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| Starting with the problem statement and a brief history of various architectural approaches to-date, this webinar delves into the design components of an SD-WAN system and its three traditional layers: management, control, and data. It then talks about use cases from real deployments and covers topics such as traffic engineering/path control and failover. | ||
2:52:00 Free items Cisco SD-WAN |
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| This webinar provides an introduction to the Cisco SD-WAN solution (formerly Viptela). We will start with the fundamentals of Cisco SD-WAN, its components and principles of operation, discuss its advantages and limitations, and clarify possible doubts and misconceptions. | ||
Books and Podcasts |
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SDN and OpenFlow - the Harsh Reality |
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| The first digital book in the Software Defined Networking series describes the principles of Software Defined Networking (SDN) and controller-based network architectures, the characteristics, limitations and scalability challenges of OpenFlow, and alternate SDN approaches. | ||
Software Gone Wild podcast |
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| The Software Gone Wild podcast is focused on software-driven architectures, solutions and technologies that real networking engineers use in production networks. | ||
Workshop Slide Decks |
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| Standard ipSpace.net subscription includes access to slide decks of SDN workshop. | ||
SDN Workshop |
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| This workshop focuses on real-life deployment scenarios and design discussions, and describes the technology fundamentals of Software Defined Networking (SDN), OpenFlow and Network Function Virtualization (NFV), their advantages and pitfalls, and the potential use cases. | ||