FYI. SDN and OpenFlow classes in bay area, in case you are interested. Begin forwarded message: > > > > Are you ready to profit from Software Defined Networking (SDN)? > > Our industry’s most disruptive breakthrough since the Internet? > > Reduce time to market for SDN products & projects > With the continuing blurring of boundaries between compute, storage and > networking infrastructure, we at Open Server Summit have been actively > following the developments in Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and its > benefits to the scalable cloud infrastructure. We feel that SDN will be a > critical consideration in data center architecture, and encourage you to pay > close attention to it. To help you develop the skills and learn to think > differently about networking we have partnered with SDN Academy to bring you > authoritative SDN training. > > Two new comprehensive SDN training courses will be available this July in > Sunnyvale, CA (Silicon Valley). The training will be conducted by expert > instructors-four Ph.Ds from Stanford University, who are at the forefront of > the SDN movement, bringing you in-depth technical training courses: > > SDN101 - SDN Essentials: July 23, 2013 > > The day-long training with hands-on illustrations, is targeted at all > networking professionals who are or wish to participate in the SDN movement. > You will learn the fundamentals of SDN, including the motivation, > architecture, abstractions, use cases and applications. Most importantly, you > will come away with a working understanding of how SDN represents a new > networking paradigm. > > SDN102 - SDN for Developers: July 24-25, 2013 > > The two-day training is an ideal follow-on to either SDN101 or the ONS 2013 > SDN for Engineers tutorial. It is designed to help you develop a deep > proficiency in SDN, via extensive hands-on programming exercises. By > architecting an endto-end SDN deployment, you will develop an intimate > understanding of the SDN building blocks and the use of SDN in various > domains and applications in enterprise, data center and carrier networks. The > training will equip you to identify the SDN drivers in each context to help > you understand the how SDN can be used to address design challenges and > achieve performance, robustness, troubleshooting and debugging requirements. > > SDN Bootcamp (101+102) July 23-25, 2013 > > Register for all three days and get an additional 5% off the individual > registration pricing. > > To support a high level of interactivity and effective one-on-one > instruction, each training course will be limited to a maximum of 40 > attendees, so act fast to secure your spot. Register by June 30, 2013 and > take advantage of the 10% early bird discount. > > > For specific questions on the SDN training courses, please contact > train...@sdnacademy.com > > > Your Teachers > > Brandon Heller > > David Erickson > > Nikhil Handigol > > Peyman Kazemian > > These SDN courses will be taught by the curriculum’s authors – newly minted > PhDs from Stanford University. > > “The SDN technical training provided at the ONS conference was indeed > invaluable. The speakers, their content and the hands-on exercises were great > for us who were attending it at the first time. Great job, thanks to all from > the SDN Academy.” > > – Lov K. Kher, Ph. D., EMC Consulting > > > Learn more about Conference ConCepts Technology Education Summits > > ConferenceConCepts • 12463 Rancho Bernardo Road, #373 • San Diego, CA > 92128-2143 USA > > > > > Click to view this email in a browser > > If you no longer wish to receive these emails, please reply to this message > with "Unsubscribe" in the subject line or simply click on the following link: > Unsubscribe > Conference ConCepts > 12463 Rancho Bernardo Road > #373 > San Diego, CA 92128-2143 > US > Read the VerticalResponse marketing policy. > > >
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