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Introduction to SDN and OpenFlow
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Introduction to SDN and OpenFlow

What is SDN, OpenFlow and NFV? Is this actually real? Do you want to see real world, practical examples of SDN?
Last updated 11/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • Differentiate between different visions of SDN
  • Determine if SDN is "real" today
  • Explain Open SDN, SDN via APIs, NFV and other related concepts
  • Explain how flow tables are updated

Course content

7 sections51 lectures3h 29m total length
  • Welcome2:14

    Welcome to the course.

    In this video, David briefly explains the Introduction to Software Defined Network (SDN) and OpenFlow course.

  • Part 1: What is SDN? OpenFlow? Automation?5:53
  • Part 2: What is the NBI? SBI? Abstraction?10:03

Requirements

  • This is an introduction - no preexisting knowledge is required

Description


This is an introductory SDN and OpenFlow course explaining different visions of what SDN actually is. The course also shows you real world implementations of SDN in very large networks as well as highly secure networks.

You will also learn about how OpenFlow separates the control and data planes of networking devices.

You will then see a practical demonstration of an application communicating with an SDN controller and Open vSwitch devices.

See the full SDN architecture as part of the demonstrations:

- SDN Applications

- SDN Controller

- OpenFlow switches

See how hosts can be blocked using OpenFlow rules.

Who this course is for:

  • Network Engineers wanting to learn about the brave new world of SDN and OpenFlow