Scaling the root of the DNS
We operate the root service in its current guise because so far, its worked adequately well. But we don’t have to continue that way.
Tag: measurement
NeST: a simple,efficient tool to study congestion control
Guest Post: Network Stack Tester (NeST) is a simplified open-source Python package to perform networking experiments.
How accurate are IP geolocation services?
Guest Post: Study finds non-trivial inaccuracies in geolocation approaches when mapping end-to-end Internet paths to physical locations.
DNS Query Privacy revisited
In August 2019, 3% of users passed their queries through resolvers that actively work to minimize the extent of leakage of superfluous information in DNS queries. What’s changed in 12 months?
Where are DNS registries at with deploying ROAs?
Guest Post: There are some notable differences in where Top Level Domain Registries and Regional Internet Registries are at with deploying Route Origin Authorizations.
Overcoming the limitations of UDP Options
Guest Post: A promising transport options extension for UDP may be undermined by existing network processes.
Journeying into XDP: Part 0
Guest Post: How can eXpress Data Path be used to deliver open and reliable solutions for core protocols in the DNS?
New look for DSC, more than a DNS stats collector
Guest Post: There’s a lot more to DNS Statistics Collector than its current DNS checks and balance application, writes Jerry Lundström.
Netflix over IPv6: a longitudinal study
Guest Post: Three year study of Netflix content delivery shows IPv6 performance has improved to be roughly on par with IPv4.
Chromium’s impact on root DNS traffic
Guest Post: With 70% of market share, Chromium has had a significant impact on the total root DNS traffic.