Course Overview
This five-day course shows students how to create virtual networks, route data between networks, create service chains, configure SDN gateways, configure network services, verify Contrail operation, and configure Contrail Networking tag-based application security features. The CNSP course also shows students how to use Contrail's built-in analytics, alarms, and traffic flow monitoring capabilities. CNSP does not include coverage of Contrail Networking fabric management capabilities. This course is based on Contrail Release 2011.132 and RHOSP 16.3.
Who should attend
This course benefits individuals responsible for working with software-defined networking solutions in data center and service provider environments.
Prerequisites
- Basic TCP/IP skills
- General understanding of data center
- Virtualization
- Basic understanding of the Junos operating system
- Completion of the Red Hat, OpenShift,
- Kubernetes, Docker In Juniper Cloud Deployments
- (ROKD) course or equivalent knowledge
- Recommended: Basic understanding of object-oriented programming and Python scripting
Course Content
- Course Introduction
- Contrail Overview
- Contrail Architecture Basics
- Tungsten Fabric UI
- Contrail Command UI
- Verifying the Contrail Installation
- Configure Contrail IPAM and DNS
- Configuring Contrail Virtual Networks
- Creating Network Policies
- Describing VM to BMS Bridging
- Configuring a Contrail Fabric Gateway
- Connecting to an External Router
- Configuring Floating IP Addresses
- Implement Contrail Network Services
- Configure Contrail Service Chains
- Configuring Network Address Translation
- Describe Service Chain Virtual Network Routing
- Implementing Advanced Service Chains
- Troubleshooting Service Chains
- Implementing Contrail Security
- Describing Contrail Insights
- Using Contrail Insights
- Implementing Contrail Insights Alarms