KISS your networks better
APNIC Trainers are always reminding those managing networks of the age-old principle to keep it simple, stupid.
Monthly Archives: May 2020
An update from the IGF MAG
Guest Post: The four thematic tracks for the 2020 IGF program are data, environment, inclusion and trust.
SRv6 micro-instructions
Guest Post: An SRv6 extension enables up to six micro-instructions to be carried in each 16-byte instruction.
Introducing the Networking from Home events
A new virtual event initiative to share technical experience and expertise with your peers.
Cooperating and defending against COVID-19 scammers
Guest Post: The newly established COVID-19 Cyber Threat Coalition comprises thousands of independent and vendor information security researchers.
Strengthening the foundation for PNG’s digital future
Around 250 technical staff from 96 organizations across PNG have benefitted from the technical training project, strengthening local capacity to develop and maintain Internet connectivity.
APNIC 50 Call for Papers open
Do you have a presentation you’d like to share with the Asia Pacific Internet operations community?
Measuring the benefits of registering in the RPKI
Guest Post: Study finds increase in RPKI filtering translates to a direct benefit for networks that register their prefixes in the RPKI.
Reflections of intent
Guest Post: When dealing with BGP issues, the source is often several steps removed from the result of the problem, making it difficult to resolve.
SRv6: Deployed use-cases
Guest Post: As of 2019, Segment Routing over IPv6 data plane (SRv6) has been deployed in eight large-scale networks; supported more than 25 hardware implementations at line rate; and implemented in 11 open-source platforms/applications.