A first look at DNS over QUIC
Guest Post: Does DoQ outperform DoT and DoH? Results of the first study on DoQ response times.
Tag: measurement
Identifying Autonomous Systems of state-owned Internet operators
Guest Post: Study notes 17% of the world’s IP addresses are originated by state-owned Autonomous Systems.
The parallel lives of Autonomous Systems: ASN allocations vs BGP
Guest Post: First of its kind study shows relationship between ASN allocations and BGP announcements.
How complex is the DNS?
Guest Post: Using the power of the DNAME record type, study shows DNS can express regular languages and pushdown systems.
Measuring the potential benefit of egress traffic engineering with Segment Routing
Guest Post: Study of Japanese event network shows 77% of prefixes have alternate paths of shorter latency than best paths.
One in six ASes exhibit consistent tagging behaviour
Guest Post: Study finds tagging and forwarding behaviour is prevalent among large ISPs.
Journeying into XDP: Fully-fledged DNS service augmentation
Guest Post: Fully-fledged DNS service augmentation is possible at the XDP layer and TC layer.
Measuring a decentralized network
Guest Post: The Helium Network is quickly becoming a viable, decentralized IoT network with more than 400,000 hotspots.
Consider failure probability and severity to improve segment routing
Guest Post: Focusing on more severe network failure scenarios when applying Segment Routing can improve overall Maximum Link Utilization.
Measuring DNS-over-HTTPS performance around the world
Guest Post: How does DoH compare to the default DNS-over-UDP using port 53 (Do53) around the world?