APNIC 60 in Da Nang, Viet Nam is fast approaching, including four days of deep dive workshops from 4 to 7 September.
The APNIC Academy Training Workshops are designed to provide network engineers, architects, systems administrators, and other technical staff with a hands-on, actionable learning experience.
Each workshop is delivered across four days, with the option to focus on Advanced Routing or Network Management, Monitoring & Security. The workshops are delivered by technical trainers with deep expertise across network design and operations, telecommunications, and data centres.
If you register by 31 July, you’ll receive a discounted early-bird rate.
Advanced Routing Workshop (Train-the-Trainer)
The Advanced Routing Workshop is a comprehensive, hands-on program designed for experienced network professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of BGP and advanced routing concepts. This workshop assumes a good working knowledge of routing fundamentals and builds upon these to explore sophisticated BGP implementations, traffic engineering techniques, and security considerations in today’s complex network environments.
By the end of this intensive workshop, participants will be equipped with advanced routing expertise to design, implement, and troubleshoot complex routing infrastructures that meet the demands of modern network environments.
This workshop is part of the Train-the-Trainer program, which is catered to participants who are community champions planning to conduct training and lead capacity-building efforts in their own local community.
Check out the APNIC 60 APNIC Academy Training page for a complete course outline, learning outcomes, and pre-requisites.
Network Management, Monitoring & Security Workshop
In today’s rapidly evolving IT landscape, ensuring a secure and efficient network infrastructure is critical. This workshop will provide practical skills and knowledge for securing networks, managing complex systems, and effectively monitoring performance to minimize downtime and risks.
This workshop examines network security and network management and monitoring concepts and protocols. Participants will explore different security and monitoring tools, including security controls, configuration management, and network telemetry.
It is assumed that participants have a basic understanding of network operations, Internet technologies, OSI reference model TCP/IP, and basic command line (CLI) skills.
Check out the APNIC 60 APNIC Academy Training page for a complete course outline, learning outcomes, and pre-requisites.
Register before it is too late
The workshops are a popular fixture of APNIC conferences and fill up quickly. If you register by 31 July, you’ll receive a USD 40 early-bird discount.
Meet the trainers
The trainers bring a wealth of experience in network administration, operations, design, and architecture, and will be familiar faces to those who have attended past APNIC conferences or other APNIC training.
Shane Hermoso: Sheryl (Shane) Hermoso is the APNIC Training Delivery manager, leading a team dedicated to providing technical training and infrastructure development support across the Asia Pacific region. With expertise in network operations for ISPs, IXPs and enterprise, she plays a key role in capacity-building strategies, supporting the technical community, mentoring future engineers, and fostering impactful learning experiences.
Makito Lay: Makito has 18 years’ experience in the ISP and telecom industry, focusing on building technology solutions for service provider IP core, broadband access and data centre networks. His expertise includes routing and switching technologies, IPv6, MPLS and ISP services. Makito is a founding member of the Cambodia Network Operators Group (KHNOG) and currently serves as the Co-Chair of the KHNOG Executive Committee.
Imtiaz Sajid: Imtiaz Sajid is a Network Analyst / Network Trainer. He has worked for Internet Service Providers (ISP) and managed service providers as a Network Operation, Capacity Planning and Network Design Engineer to provide L3/L4 support, managed services, design and capacity planning, testing, deployment and swap of IP networks.
Md. Awal Haolader: Md. Abdul Awal is a network engineer and a trainer. He is experienced in network design and operations having worked for a national CSIRT, transit provider, data centres, NRENs, ISPs and IXPs. He is a frequent participant and trainer at APRICOT and APNIC conferences, SANOG and several other NOGs.
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