Dates: May 5-8, 2018
Location: Jessore, Bangladesh
Host: bdNOG
Venue: Sheikh Hasina Software Technology Park, Jessore
Website: bdNOG8

Goals/Objectives

• This technical workshop is made up of lectures and hands-on lab exercise to teach design issues to build routing infrastructure, classifications and how to choose different routing protocols, Internet routing architecture design principles, OSPF, BGP, BGP traffic engineering and scaling tools i.e. Local Pref, MED, AS path prepend, communities, Route reflector, peer group etc. Presentation cover detail protocol level operation an industry best current practise for both service provider and enterprise network.

Target Audience

• Mid level to senior technical and design staff of ISP, network operators or enterprise, who are involved in day-to-day network operation and planning function.

Prerequisites

• It is assumed that participants have a basic understanding of network operations, Internet technologies, OSI reference model, TCP/IP and router operating system software (i.e CiscoIOS/JunOS etc).

Recommended Software

• PuTTY SSH for Windows (SSH) putty

Workshop Items

• Agenda (includes links to presentations and schedule)
• Instructors: Sumon Ahmed Sabir, F.M.Rashed Amin Biddut, Mohammad Abdul Awal, M Abdullah Al Naser, Shaila Sarmin, AKM Shamsuzzaman
• Survey

Goals/Objectives

• This workshop offers a general overview of virtualization technologies with a series of practical labs, during which participants will:

• Create and manipulate virtual machines on the desktop using VirtualBox.
• Create and manipulate virtual machines on the server using KVM and libvirt.
• Manipulate file and block based virtual images and work with live VM migration between hosts
• Create high availability virtualization server clusters using Ganeti.
• The workshop aims to provide participants with virtualization solutions using free software and help them understand the different parts of a hypervisor, including storage management, networking, memory management, as well as the different types of container technologies (lightweight virtualization).

Target audience

• Systems and network administrators that want to know more about virtualization technologies in general, and learn how to build high availability clusters.

Prerequisites

• Linux, Networking, and Command Line Interface (CLI) experience.
• Linux or MacOS Laptop, or Windows Laptop with Recommended Software (Below)

Recommended Software

• PuTTY SSH for Windows (SSH) putty
• PuTTY Secure Copy for Windows (SCP) scp

Workshop Items

• Agenda (includes links to presentations and schedule)
• Instructors: Suman Saha, Rezaul Karim, Shamim Ahmed, Md Ehsanul Haque
• Survey