NSO Advanced for Python Programmers (NSO300)
Description
The NSO Advanced for Python Programmers (NSO300) v4.0 course is a 5-day instructor-led or virtual instructor-led course, that continues the learning journey of the NSO Essentials for Programmers and Network Architects (NSO201) course with NSO to include customizing templates with Python programming, Docker deployment, and Nano services. You will learn to create advanced services using the NSO application framework and Python scripting with both new and existing Layer 3 Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) VPN services. You will also learn how to manage and scale these services to reduce operation consumption, and increase both security and available physical space, since virtualized network functions (VNFs) replace physical hardware. You will use Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) orchestration features, and Cisco Elastic Services Controller (ESC) to manage virtualized network functions.
This course will help you tailor a Cisco Network Services Orchestrator solution for your organization and manage virtualized network functions (VNFs) automated, efficient, and dynamic network functioning.
This training awards 50 Continuing Education credits.
*** Upcoming dates for CLC-eligible Courses by NIL Learning can be found here. ***
This course will help you tailor a Cisco Network Services Orchestrator solution for your organization and manage virtualized network functions (VNFs) automated, efficient, and dynamic network functioning.
This training awards 50 Continuing Education credits.
*** Upcoming dates for CLC-eligible Courses by NIL Learning can be found here. ***
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Objectives
Upon completing this course, students will be able to meet these objectives:
- Describe the NSO application framework
- Deploy NSO in Docker
- Implement Python- and template-based service
- Describe service lifecycle integration
- Describe the implementation of Layer 3 MPLS VPN service for a new service deployment
- Implement Nano services
- Describe the implementation of Layer 3 MPLS VPN service for an existing deployment
- Describe managed services
- Implement stacked services
- Describe how to scale service orchestration
- Describe the European Telecommunications Standards Institute Management and Orchestration (ETSI MANO) Framework
- Manage VNF Lifecycle with Cisco ESC
- Implement NFV
Outline
The course contains these components:
- NSO Transaction Model and Mapping Options
- NSO Python API Overview
- Comparing NSO Deployments
- NSO in Docker Overview
- Service Strategy
- Service Design—Service Model
- Service Lifecycle Overview
- Integration Options Overview
- Service Strategy
- Service Design—Service Model
- Nano Services
- Service Design Manual Resource Allocation
- Existing Service Deployment Strategy
- Existing Service Deployment
- Managed Services Overview
- Resource Allocation
- Stacked Services Strategy
- Implementing Resource-Facing Services
- Optimization Options
- Layered Services Architecture Design
- Network Functions Virtualization Initiative
- ETSI MANO
- Introduction to Cisco ESC
- VNF Lifecycle Management
- NFV Orchestration (NFVO) Bundle Introduction
- VNF Descriptor
Discovering the NSO Application Framework
- Create NSO Docker Environments
- Create Switch Virtual Interface (SVI) Service Using Premodification Service Callback
- Implement Nano Services
- Create an L3VPN Service Using Dynamic ID Allocation
- Perform an L3VPN Service Upgrade
- Implement Stacked Services
- Deploy Link State Advertisement (LSA) Service
- Integrate Cisco ESC and OpenStack
- Deploy NFV for Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) Service
- Implement Self-Test Action
Prerequisite Knowledge
Before you take this course, we recommend that you have the knowledge and skills obtainable by attending the NSO Essentials for Programmers and Network Architects (NSO201) class, plus have knowledge in the following areas:
The primary audience for this course is:
- Basic knowledge of the command line of UNIX-like operating systems
- Basic knowledge of Network Configuration Protocol (NETCONF)
- Basic knowledge of Yet Another Next Generation (YANG) data modelling
- Basic knowledge of Python software development
The primary audience for this course is:
- System engineers
- System integrators
- System programmers
- System administrators
- Network administrators
- Solutions designers