Three of the best: Measurement
Measurement is always a popular topic on the APNIC Blog. Here are three of the best from 2024.
Tag: ISPs
Out-of-Band network design for service provider networks
Guest Post: How to design OOB networks for ISPs, inspired by data centre networking.
How we measure: ISP user counts
Breaking down APNIC Labs ISP user count measurement and its caveats.
Olympeaks: The impact of the Paris 2024 Olympics on Internet traffic
Guest Post: The ‘Olympeaks Observatory’ tracked record-breaking peaks in Internet traffic during the 2024 Olympics.
Focusing on technology limits understanding of Internet resilience: Pakistan case study
Guest post: A methodology that combines qualitative social science methods and standard network measurements.
LibreQoS: Analysing and defeating latency
Guest Post: Open source tool aims to help ISPs reduce customer latency.
Indicators of Compromise and their role in attack defence
Informational RFC looks at the fundamentals, opportunities, operational limitations, and recommendations for IoC use.
The edge on speed: Infrastructure for the immersive Internet
Guest Post: What will be needed to power the immersive tactile Internet? Dr Thomas King looks at the challenges and the tasks for infrastructure providers to build the foundations for the future Internet.
Unpopular opinion: BGP should accept smaller than a /24
Guest Post: We’re running out of /24. Is now is the time to change this norm?
BGPlay data misinterpretation led to a BGP false alarm call
Guest Post: BGP false alarm — what happened, and what can we learn from it?