whowas: queries for historical registration data
The APNIC whowas service provides visibility into prior states of APNIC resource registration records.
Introducing Crocker: Cron in Docker
Crocker is a statically linked binary tool to launch sub-processes according to a schedule, inside a Docker container.
A QUIC experiment with Chrome 52+
QUIC has been in Chrome for some years now but Chrome versions 52 and 53 will allow you to run your own QUIC service, if you like.
The Internet for Things
The Internet of Things without the Internet is just things. So, what does the Internet bring to things to justify a capital T?
When is a Software Engineer not an Engineer?
Are software engineers really engineers? Byron takes a tongue-in-cheek look at the ‘for’ and ‘against’ arguments.
IP anycast and managed DNS
Here at APNIC, we use both IP anycast and managed DNS. This article outlines how we do it.
Visualize your country’s BGP network with vizAS
A new APNIC Labs tool is now available on the labs website, providing a visualization of the BGP peering relationships within a single economy, over IPv4 and IPv6.
Architecture at APNIC: The Onion Architecture
At APNIC we’ve recently ported our ASN delegation service from Perl to Java using onion architecture. Find out what it means for you.
Using the Java 8 Stream API with Spring’s JdbcTemplate
Are you using Sping’s JdbcTemplate? Here’s a simple way to use Java 8 Stream API on SQL.
The Mobile Internet: Home of IPv6
Continual upgrades in devices and infrastructure gives mobile advantage over broadband in IPv6.