This course on Software Defined Networking (SDN) covers the following learning outcomes and goals: understanding automation origination points, SDN and SDN controllers, managing traditional networks, identifying network device planes, exploring the management plane in SDN, learning about imperative and declarative models in SDN, and understanding the impact of SDN controllers on network design. The course teaches skills such as managing networks with SDN controllers and delves into controller-based SDN architectures including underlay networks, overlay networks, and SDN fabric. The teaching method involves theoretical explanations and practical examples. The intended audience for this course includes network engineers, IT professionals, and individuals interested in software-defined networking.
Overview
Syllabus
001 Automation Origination Points.
012 SDN Software Defined Networking.
013 SDN Controllers.
014 Networks Managed by SDN Controllers.
015 Identify Network Device Planes.
016 Identify Network Device Planes.
017 Data Plane.
018 Control Plane.
019 Management Plane.
020 SDN mangement Plane.
021 SDN Control Plane Data Plane.
022 SDN Imperative Model.
023 SDN Declarative Model.
024 SDN Network Design Requirments.
025 Underlay Networks.
026 Overlay Networks.
027 SDN Fabric.
Taught by
Sikandar Shaik
