This Training Portal is offering courses focused on the research and education community, with external references that can be useful for us and examples that can be closer to our use cases. It is training by the community for the community. We will be publishing new classes regularly; all classes are online courses that you can follow and complete at your own pace. 


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Introduction

DevOps


TM Forum Open Digital Architecture

Decoupling & Integration

Engagement Management

Party Management

Core Commerce Management
 
    Production

Intelligence Management

OAV Realisation



ADDITIONAL READING

Architecture Mappings

NREN use cases

other use cases

Architectures

External Collaborations


Explore the training map

(click on areas of interest to select courses)



Orchestration, Automation and Virtualisation (OAV) are broad topics with many tools, platforms, programming languages and concepts involved, and it is easy to get lost.

The interactive metro map is a visual way to help you follow your self-paced training, depending on your interests. These are some tips to follow the map:

  • A circle in a station means this is a Moodle course in the eAcademy.
  • A square means this is a document or an external website where you can get more information on a topic.
  • A station with the font highlighted is available.
  • A station with the font grayed out means it’s not published yet.
  • Some stations can belong to more than one line.
  • When you arrive to a big station after completing a line, you have gained the knowledge about the topic and mastered the area.
  • The green line gives a basic overview of OAV topics and the functional blocks in the TM Forum Open Digital Architecture (ODA) in short learning units (between 5 minutes and 1 hour).
  • We recommend that you take at least the first three introductory courses before jumping to another line.
  • You can change the line and follow a technical line, or a more theoretical line, or search for use cases.


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