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WEDNESDAY 20 JUNE 2012 | CONFERENCE DAY ONE |
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08.30 |
WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE |
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Chairman
Carl Moberg
VP Marketing
Tail-F |
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09.00 |
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Keynote Address
Pradeep Kathail
CTO Switching Technology Group,
Cisco |
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The Network Automation Transformation and Beyond |
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09.45 |
Automating the Design Process
How can automation improve designing a network/service?
Surely the formal structure automation requires hinders the design process.
Or could automation help get to the design holy trinity: quicker service delivery, lower design cost while maintaining quality?
David Gethings, Juniper Networks |
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10.15 |
From Walking to Running: Advanced Automations
Focusing on key aspects that enable more powerful automations and can span across multiple devices and multiple technologies. Best practice recommendations are provided along with real-world examples that enable new and innovative network capabilities.
Joe Clarke, Cisco |
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10.45 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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11.15 |
No Need to Run from Design Complexity
Today's businesses are demanding network agility and availability, while lowering the TCO. By designing and deploying the network from a central repository, complexity can be made manageable allowing you to create networks without compromise. This also touches on the multi-vendor discussion.
Eric Yspeert, CTO & Co-founder, NetYce |
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11.45 |
Going Beyond Network Automation: The Road towards Autonomic Networking
Introducing Autonomic Networking, discussing its characteristics and properties, and comparing it with traditional network automation concepts. Outlining that making network elements “autonomic” with an abstract “intent” and “objection” interface reduces the overall network complexity because of massively reduced dependencies between the administrator or NMS system and the network itself.
Bruno Klauser, Consulting Engineer, Cisco |
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12.15 |
LUNCH |
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NWA for Network and Service Configuration |
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14.00 |
Scalable Configuration Management using NETCONF and YANG
Network providers are challenged by new requirements on fast and error-free service turn-up. This is blocked by current configuration approaches by CLI scripting or lock-in by commercial tools based on device-specific adaptors. Describing a management solution based on the IETF standards NETCONF and YANG to address the configuration management challenges and showing that it greatly simplifies the configuration management integrations towards devices and still provides good performance.
Carl Moberg, VP Marketing, Tail-F |
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14.30 |
Network Automation based Embedded Event Manager (EEM)
Enhanced parser integration, allowing users to simulate new IOS commands.
Automatic port configuration, based on device identity.
Enhanced EEM Applet actions; demoing a lightweight on box AAA server.
Joe Clarke, Cisco |
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15.00 |
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Managing Software Defined Networks
Reviewing recent developments with Virtualised Networking components and OpenFlow and showing how existing IT and Network management systems could evolve to support the required distributed processing cloud infrastructure at “carrier grade”.
Murray Cooke, Network Computing Architect, Intel |
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15.30 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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16.00 |
PANEL |
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Who is the Network Automator? |
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| Who is implementing Network Automation? |
| Why and for what purposes? |
| What are their requirements, wants and needs? |
| What are their skills and experiences? |
| What characterizes system interaction going forward? |
| What defines the socio-technical context from within they work? |
| How can I find out for my projects? |
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Chairman
Bruno Klauser, Consulting Engineer, Cisco
Participants
Eric Yspeert, CTO & Co-founder, NetYce
Carl Moberg, Tail-F
Dr. Todd Law, Product Manager, Spirent Communications
Ankit Agarwal, OPNET Technologies Inc., USA
Nabil Laamouri, EMEA System Engineering, WANDL,
David Gethings, Juniper Networks
Pradeep Kathail, CTO Switching Technology Group, Cisco
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17.30 |
END OF THE TUTORIAL |
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