Attend ONUG Academy And Increase Your Value in the Networking Job Market

There is a fundamental shift occurring in network engineering skill set requirements as open networking and Software-Defined Networking technologies continue their rapid deployments.  DevOps will have a larger role in network purchases.  New network designs are emerging thanks to virtual overlays, white box networking, Linus based network-programming tools, OpenFlow based pSwitches and vSwitches etc.  The CCIE skills set is being augmented with SDN skills and knowhow.  To keep competitive and relevant in the networking industry job market you need SDN skills.  ONUG Academy offers five tutorials taught by the experts who are deploying and developing open networking/SDN standards plus technology including:   T1: Understanding And Deploying Virtual Networks by: Srini Seetharaman, Technical Lead for SDN at Deutsche Telecom

   T2: Getting Started with OpenFlow Deployments by: Brent Salisbury, University of Kentucky

   T3: Integrating OpenFlow and OpenStack by: Rob Sherwood, Open Networking Foundation Chair of Architecture and Framework working group

   T4: Understanding White Box Networking Architecture and Economics by: JR Rivers, co-Founder and CEO of Cumulus Networks

   T5: Writing SDN Applications On Popular Controllers by: Matt Davy and Chuck Black, Tallac Networks   These tutorials and instructors were defined and hand picked by the ONUG board respectively who are sending their networking, virtualization and DevOps teams, so should you.  Here’s a 3-minute video on why you should enroll in ONUG Academy.