Scalable Internet Services (English)
Title: Scalable Internet Services (SS-E)
Duration: 5 Days
Number of Students: 24 (Approx.)
Overall Objective: After attending this track, students will be able to build large-scale, resilient Internet service platforms to support very large customer bases.
Pre-requisites: Students attending this course MUST have experience using and administering *NIX Servers, Name Servers, Web Servers and Mail Servers.
Instructors
- Joe Abley (JA)
- Ayitey Bulley (AB)
- Philip Hazel (PH)
- Hari Kurup (HK)
- Frank Kuse (FK)
- Chris Wilson (CW)
Classroom Setup
- Seating is usually classroom style, however depending on the space available or the structure of the room to be used other designs may be used.
- 1 PC per student. (Approx. 24)
- 1 additional PC available to be used as the classroom NOC.
- FreeBSD installed on students and NOC PCs. [current plan is to use the DELLs with custom kernels - geertj]
- 1 or 2 switches for flat LAN setup.
- A block of IP addresses for NOC and students PCs (usually 196.200.219.0/24)
- A block of IP addresses for DNS (in-addr.arpa) exercises (usually 196.222.0.0/16 distributed /24 per student)
- LAN domain (usually 'e1.ws.afnog.org', could be modified to 'sse.ws.afnog.org')
- Zone for exercises (usually afnogws.gh)
- Wireless LAN for Instructors and students who have their own notebooks.
- Projector with spare bulb or projector in place. Projector can do 1024x768.
- 1 whiteboard with several dry-wipe markers.
- 1 flip chart
- 1 or 2 tables in the classroom where instructors can sit and work while class is in session.
- Table at the front of the classroom where instructor can place their laptop to project their slides and teach.
- Classroom NOC PC is usually placed at the back of the classroom or on the Instructor table.
- Sound system with 1 or 2 additional microphones for students to use as well.
- No speaking podium is necessary. This just takes up space and won't be used by us.
Proposed Course Outline
Day Topic Length Instructors ------ ----- ------ ----------- Mon: FreeBSD Intro. 0.5 FK IPv6 Intro. 0.5 HK DNS 3 AB/JA Tue: DNS 2 JA/AB RADIUS 1 FK Web 1 HK Wed: Mail+Exim 4 PH/CW Thur: Mail+Exim 1 PH/CW POP3/IMAP/Webmail 3 FK/HK Fri: POP3/IMAP/Webmail 1 FK/HK Security 1 JA Service Monitoring 2 AB/FK ------------------------------------------------------------------- TOTAL 20 -------------------------------------------------------------------
Reference Materials
Book List
- DNS and BIND (5th Edition) or latest edition..
- The Exim SMTP Mail Server (Official Guide for Release 4)
- Spamassassin
- RADIUS
- LDAP System Administration
- IPv6 Network Administration, First Edition
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