veyepar: Faucet SDN Tutorial

Author(s):	Brad Cowie
Location	A3
Date	jan Thu 24	Days Raw Files
Start	13:30	First Raw Start	13:04
Duration	0:100:0	Offset	0:25:37
End	15:10	Last Raw End	15:10
Chapters	00:00 0:04:09 0:34:08 1:04:08 1:34:07
Total cuts_time	97 min.

https://2019.linux.conf.au/schedule/presentation/162/
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Description:	In this hands-on tutorial we will install and configure the Open Source Faucet SDN controller. On your laptop you will be configuring a virtual network topology using Open vSwitch as a switch and network namespaces as hosts. This network will be controlled via the OpenFlow protocol by a faucet controller. We will investigate many different Faucet features such as VLANs, ACLs, Routing, etc. The network we configure will be monitored by Prometheus (over OpenFlow not SNMP) and we will make some dashboards in Grafana to view the performance data stored in Prometheus. There is a lot of flexibility in the tutorial to accommodate both beginners as well as advanced users to the world of SDN. What is Faucet? It is a compact open source OpenFlow controller, which enables network operators to run their networks the same way they do server clusters. Faucet moves network control functions (like routing protocols, neighbor discovery, and switching algorithms) to vendor independent server-based software, versus traditional router or switch embedded firmware, where those functions are easy to manage, test, and extend with modern systems management best practices and tools. Faucet controls OpenFlow 1.3 hardware which delivers high forwarding performance. markdown
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