This course aims to teach learners about Cisco's shift towards integrating open source technologies into the network. The learning outcomes include understanding how Cisco has changed its strategy, simplifying application development, streamlining workflow pipelines, and creating more flexible and scalable networks. The course covers topics such as network elements, data centers, service brokers, open sourcing, service broker platforms, open source foundations and projects, Open Daylight, Networking Architecture, and Open Networking Architecture. The teaching method involves a keynote presentation by Cisco's David Ward at the Red Hat Summit 2016. The intended audience for this course includes network engineers, IT professionals, developers, and individuals interested in open source technologies and networking strategies.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
No stack developer
Network elements
Data centers
Service brokers
Delay jitter
Max delay
Open sourcing
Recap
Service broker platforms
Open source
Foundations and projects
Open Daylight
Networking Architecture
Open Networking Architecture
Stack is complex
Summary
Taught by
Red Hat
