Online or onsite, instructor-led live Software-Defined Networking (SDN) training courses demonstrate through interactive hands-on practice how to install, configure, and manage controllers, applications, and networking devices under an SDN.
Software-Defined Networking (SDN) training is available as "online live training" or "onsite live training". Online live training (aka "remote live training") is carried out by way of an interactive, remote desktop. Onsite live Software-Defined Networking (SDN) training can be carried out locally on customer premises in Michigan or in NobleProg corporate training centers in Michigan.
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Detroit, MI - Renaissance Center
400 Renaissance Center, Detroit, United States, 48243
The GM Renaissance Center is conveniently located in downtown Detroit and easily accessed by car via Interstates 75 or 94, with secure underground parking available on site. Travelers flying into Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW) can expect a 25–30 minute trip by taxi or rideshare via I‑94. Public transit is efficient: the Detroit People Mover stops directly at the Renaissance Center station, and DDOT routes 3 and 9 serve nearby Jefferson Avenue. Pedestrian skywalks provide safe indoor access from downtown hotels, parking garages, and the riverwalk.
Ann Arbor, MI – Regus - South State Commons I
2723 S State St, Ann Arbor, United States, 48104
Regus South State Commons I is conveniently located off I‑94 via Exit 177 (State Street), with easy access to downtown Ann Arbor and surrounding suburbs. The building offers free on-site surface parking for guests. From Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW), the venue can be reached in approximately 20–25 minutes by taxi or rideshare via I‑94 West. Local public transit service (TheRide) operates Route 24 along South State Street, with a stop within a short 2-minute walk of the building.
Grand Rapids, MI - Regus – Calder Plaza
250 Monroe Ave NW, Grand Rapids, United States, 49503
The venue sits centrally at 250 Monroe Avenue NW in downtown Grand Rapids, easily accessed by car via US‑131 or I‑196—with connections via Monroe or Ottawa exits—and offers shared underground and surface parking. From Gerald R. Ford International Airport, take I‑96 East then I‑196 West into the city; the drive is about 20 minutes. Public transit through Rapid bus routes stops near Monroe or Ottawa Avenue, just a short walk from the Regus entrance; the downtown area is pedestrian-friendly.
Lansing, MI - Regus - One Michigan Avenue
120 North Washington Square, Lansing, United States, 48933
The venue is located in the heart of Lansing’s central business district at 120 North Washington Square, easily accessible by car via I‑496 or US‑127 with convenient street parking and a nearby parking ramp. From Capital Region International Airport (LAN), the location is approximately a 12‑minute drive west via I‑96 and US‑127, with taxis and rideshares readily available. Public transit users can take CATA bus routes that stop just a block away on Washington or Grand Avenue, offering seamless access to the venue.
This instructor-led, live training in Michigan (online or onsite) is aimed at intermediate-level IT architects, network administrators, and engineers who wish to deploy OpenDaylight in production environments, optimize its performance for large-scale use, and troubleshoot common issues in SDN deployments.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Deploy OpenDaylight in production environments for scalable SDN solutions.
Optimize the performance of OpenDaylight deployments to handle high traffic volumes.
Troubleshoot and resolve common issues in SDN deployments.
Monitor and maintain OpenDaylight environments for long-term stability.
Scale OpenDaylight deployments to meet growing network demands.
This instructor-led, live training in Michigan (online or onsite) is aimed at intermediate-level SDN developers and software engineers who wish to learn how to build custom SDN applications using OpenDaylight APIs and YANG models to enhance network functionality and scalability.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Understand the architecture and components of OpenDaylight.
Use OpenDaylight APIs to build SDN applications.
Create and manage YANG models for network customization.
Deploy, test, and debug custom applications in an OpenDaylight environment.
Integrate OpenDaylight with external systems and network devices.
This instructor-led, live training in Michigan (online or onsite) is aimed at intermediate-level IT architects and network managers who wish to deploy and optimize ONOS in production environments, ensuring scalability, performance, and reliability.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Understand the architecture and core features of ONOS for production use.
Deploy ONOS in a production environment using best practices.
Configure clustering, redundancy, and fault tolerance in ONOS.
Monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize ONOS deployments for scalability and performance.
Integrate ONOS with existing network infrastructure and tools.
Plan and execute a successful ONOS upgrade process.
This instructor-led, live training in Michigan (online or onsite) is aimed at intermediate-level SDN developers and network engineers who wish to develop custom applications on the ONOS platform to address specific network challenges and enhance SDN capabilities.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Understand the architecture and core components of ONOS.
Set up a development environment for ONOS applications.
Create, test, and deploy ONOS applications for managing SDN networks.
Integrate ONOS applications with external systems and APIs.
Troubleshoot and optimize ONOS applications for performance and scalability.
This instructor-led, live training in Michigan (online or onsite) is aimed at intermediate-level network engineers and DevOps teams who wish to deploy, configure, and manage SDN solutions using the OpenDaylight platform.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Understand OpenDaylight's architecture, components, and role in SDN ecosystems.
Install and configure OpenDaylight for various network scenarios.
Develop and deploy network flows using OpenDaylight controllers.
Integrate OpenDaylight with SDN-enabled devices and existing networks.
Troubleshoot and optimize OpenDaylight deployments for real-world use cases.
This instructor-led, live training in Michigan (online or onsite) is aimed at intermediate-level network engineers, DevOps teams, and SDN developers who wish to understand and manage SDN environments using ONOS effectively.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Understand the architecture and components of ONOS.
Install and configure ONOS in a lab environment.
Explore the capabilities of ONOS for managing SDN environments.
Deploy, manage, and troubleshoot SDN networks using ONOS.
This instructor-led, live training in Michigan (online or onsite) is aimed at beginner-level network engineers and IT administrators who wish to learn fundamental OpenDaylight concepts, understand its role in network automation, and begin automating network configurations and operations.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Understand the role of OpenDaylight in software-defined networking (SDN).
Install and configure OpenDaylight on a Linux-based system.
Explore the OpenDaylight architecture and core features.
Create basic automated network configurations using OpenDaylight.
Monitor and manage networks using OpenDaylight controllers.
This instructor-led, live training in Michigan (online or onsite) is aimed at beginner-level networking professionals and IT administrators who wish to understand the foundational concepts of ONOS, its architecture, and its deployment for scalable SDN solutions.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Understand the role of ONOS in software-defined networking (SDN).
Describe the architecture and core components of ONOS.
Install and configure ONOS on a Linux-based system.
Set up a basic SDN network using ONOS.
Explore ONOS features for managing and scaling network infrastructure.
This instructor-led, live training in Michigan (online or onsite) is aimed at beginner-level network engineers and IT professionals who wish to gain a foundational understanding of SDN concepts, learn about the architecture of OpenDaylight, and perform basic installation and configuration tasks.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Understand the principles and benefits of software-defined networking (SDN).
Explore the architecture and components of OpenDaylight.
Install and configure OpenDaylight on a Linux system.
Integrate OpenDaylight with networking devices.
Execute basic OpenDaylight operations and commands.
The aim of this course is twofold - gain solid knowledge about OpenStack architecture and acquire profound troubleshooting skills. In the architecture part you will learn how to design the hardware for the public and private cloud, prepare high-availability control plane, choose proper size of the flavours, and safely overcommit cloud resources, among other things. Getting knowledge about the internals of Neutron (Networking Service) is another essential part in OpenStack architecture. Next the participant will be introduced into methods of troubleshooting issues in OpenStack clusters starting from general tips, through network troubleshooting up to caveats of main OpenStack services. Around 75% of the course comprises of hands-on workshops in the real OpenStack training environment.
The course is a comprehensive training on OpenStack. It starts with the introduction to the system, then through hands-on workshops it gives practical knowledge on managing private clouds based on OpenStack, finally troubleshooting and advanced, architectural topics are present. The goal of this course is to familiarize with the OpenStack ecosystem as well as to give a strong background for further expansion and refinement of the OpenStack clouds. The course comprises all topics necessary to accomplish the Certificate OpenStack Administrator exam. 75% of the course is based on hands-on workshop in the real OpenStack training environment.
The course is a comprehensive training on OpenStack, extended version of the OpenStack Bootcamp course includes extra excercises, troubleshooting and sample examination tasks. Extended content is highlited in bold in the course outline. It starts with the introduction to the system, then through hands-on workshops it gives practical knowledge on managing private clouds based on OpenStack, finally troubleshooting and advanced, architectural topics are present. The goal of this course is to familiarize with the OpenStack ecosystem as well as to give a strong background for further expansion and refinement of the OpenStack clouds. The course comprises all topics necessary to accomplish the Certificate OpenStack Administrator exam. 75% of the course is based on hands-on workshop in the real OpenStack training environment. After the course participants get all the materials and training environment for self-study and feature/troubleshooting excercises.
Customization options
The full course is to be meant for at least 5 days. It could be shortened if some of the topics are not relevant for the customer. In case the participants are beginners to OpenStack (slower pace) it is recommended to expand the course for 6 days or remove some advanced topics. The course can be also extended with 1 more day when OVN topics can be presented.
The course is a profound training on OpenStack networking. It starts with the introduction to OpenStack and its architecture, then clarifies core OpenStack projects as Identity service (Keystone), Image service (Glance), Compute service (Nova), Block storage (Cinder) in order to describe the surroundings of the networks in OpenStack and mainly focus on Networking project (Neutron). Virtual network infrastructure is described and based on the Open Virtual Network project, Open vSwitch and OpenFlow. The goal of the course is to understand basic operations and architecture of OpenStack as well as to familiarize participants with various networking technologies behind OpenStack, extending information about OVN and underlying flows, resources and tools.
Customization options
The training can be contracted to 2 days, focusing on core aspects relevant for the customer. The training can be also extended regarding administrative, design, networking and/or troubleshooting topics concerning OpenStack deployments. It is possible to describe other underlying SDN solutions like Linux Bridge or OvS.
This instructor-led, live training in Michigan (online or onsite) is aimed at networking engineers and developers who wish to configure, execute and manage programmable networking resources using P4.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Learn the fundamentals of the P4 language.
Program network devices.
Set up a server for traffic management.
Compile and execute a P4 program to control plane applications.
Manage network congestion using monitoring and debugging methods.
This instructor-led, live training in Michigan (online or onsite) is aimed at system administrators, network engineers, and developers who wish to install, configure, and manage controllers, applications, and networking devices under an SDN.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Set up a virtual network.
Create applications.
Use controllers to operate a software-defined network.
The course is providing practical knowledge on OpenStack and private cloud security. It starts from the introduction to the system, then the participants are getting practical knowledge on security in private clouds and securing OpenStack installation. During the course, each of the core OpenStack modules is presented, participants are building up virtual identity, image, network, compute and storage resources while discussing relevant security topics. Each participant is getting their own training environment with a complete OpenStack installation based on selected cloud architecture (eg. storage, networking). The training could be highly customized based on the needs of the client.
Customization options The training can be contracted to 2 days, focusing on core aspects relevant for the customer. The training can be also extended regarding administrative, design, networking and/or troubleshooting topics concerning OpenStack deployments
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Testimonials (3)
The trainer was extremely knowledgable and helpful. While walking through the exercises, I wasn't rushed and was allowed to make mistakes (to a point) and then help was given to correct to them where needed.
Tim Wilkes - Gamma
Course - OpenStack Security
communication, knowledge from experience, solve problems,
Marcin Walewski - Intel Technology Poland Sp. z o.o.
Course - OpenStack Bootcamp
To get a better understanding about OpenStack.
Jan Gustafsson - Polystar OSIX
Course - OpenStack Architecture and Troubleshooting
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