Due to a ransomware attack, the wiki was reverted to a July 2022 version. . We apologize for the lack of a more recent valid backup.
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- QuickStart with a VM - Try ONOS in a VM packaged with Mininet
- ONOS from Scratch - Install and run ONOS on an Ubuntu VMMultiple instances using LXCtest environment: Vagrant, LXC and cell - a tutorial for running or developing in a multi-instance ONOS environment
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- Basic Tutorial - Simple Basic ONOS tutorial
- Distributed Tutorial - Develop a full-fledged application for a distributed ONOS cluster
- Template Application Tutorial - Use Maven Archetypes to generate an ONOS application template
- CLI and Service Tutorial - Extend your application with a service and add a CLI command to use it
- Web GUI Tutorials - Inject new content (and/or behavior) into the Web GUI from your application
- Learning Switch Tutorial - Learn how to build a switch using ONOS.
- ONOS+P4 Tutorial for Beginners - Learn the basics of the P4 language and how to use ONOS as the control plane using P4Runtime.
- Advanced ONOS+P4 Tutorial - Build an SRv6-enabled fabric from scratch (requires intermediate knowledge of the P4 language)P4 experimental support via BMv2 - Learn how to use ONOS to build P4-based applications.
- Rabbit MQ Tutorial Tutorial - Learn how to configure ONOS for Rabbit MQ applications. (In progress)
- Server Device Driver Tutorial - Learn how to manage commodity servers and their network interface cards (NICs)
We also provide an online version of the Javadocs, which may be helpful for finding out more about the code in the tutorials.
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- ONOS Tutorial from SDN Hub - made by Srini Seetharaman (Thanks Srini!)
- Tutorial by SDN Hub (Srini Seetharaman): Experimenting with ONOS Clustering
SDN training
Thank you to the SDN Academy team for creating this SDN learning material and making it available to us.
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