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[[Category: Workshops]]
[[Category: Events]]

==Introduction==
This tutorial is aimed at teaching Best Practices in network deployment. The intent is to sensitise operators, and participants to things that they should be aware of, from a macro level, and to stimulate discussion, interest, and knowledge in the mechanisms for operation. It is not intended for this to be extremely low level.

==Layout==
The key ideas would be to talk about issues that operators should be engaged in already, in a 90min slot. Some topics for discussion could be:
* the proper use of NMS systems
* configuration management
* IGP and EGP configuration and setup
* routing and Switching
* scaling virtualisation deployments

Since this would be tutorial style, it's intended for the discussions to be as interactive as possible, and, where possible, include hands-on practical sessions. It is also intended to be an introductory/refresher tools that we can use to gauge interest, and competency, that will allow us to plan for future workshops.

Note: attendance [[SdNOG-1]] showed us a significant student population attending, so we expect that this workshop would be more appealing to them, vs. a more low-level, specific workshop on a particular topic.

A suggestion for the tutorial scheme could be:

{| class="wikitable"
!
! style="text-align: center; font-weight: bold;" | Day 1
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Day 2
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Day 3
|-
| style="font-weight: bold;" | Session 1
| IP address space design and planning
| Routing - IGP and EGP best practices
| DNS
|-
| style="font-weight: bold;" | Session 2
| IPv6 and its role in your network
| BCP 38 and routing sanity
| Configuration management
|-
| style="font-weight: bold;" | Session 3
| Designing a switching environment
| Network management systems
| RIPE ATLAS Tutorial
|-
| style="font-weight: bold;" | Session 4
| Designing a switching environment (cont)
| Network management systems
| Open Q&A
|}

==Instructor List==
It is desirable that the instructor be experts in their respective areas of presentation, and have significant experience in the topics that they are presenting. Additionally, a good mix of local, and foreign expertise would be desirable, to allow for different points of perspective.<br />

* Christian Teuschel
* Daniel Shaw
* Hiba Abbas
* Nishal Goburdhan
* Patrick Okui
* Sirag Aldeen Mahgoob

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 Since this would be tutorial style, it's intended for the discussions to be as interactive as possible, and, where possible, include hands-on practical sessions.  It is also intended to be an introductory/refresher tools that we can use to gauge interest, and competency, that will allow us to plan for future workshops.
-Note:  attendance [[sdnog-1]] showed us a significant student population attending, so we expect that this workshop would be more appealing to them, vs. a more low-level, specific workshop on a particular topic.
+Note:  attendance [[SdNOG-1]] showed us a significant student population attending, so we expect that this workshop would be more appealing to them, vs. a more low-level, specific workshop on a particular topic.
 A suggestion for the tutorial scheme could be:

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 [[Category: Workshops]]
 [[Category: Events]]
 This tutorial is aimed at teaching Best Practices in network deployment.  The intent is to sensitise operators, and participants to things that they should be aware of, from a macro level, and to stimulate discussion, interest, and knowledge in the mechanisms for operation.  It is not intended for this to be extremely low level.