Lessons learned from the robustness principle
A recent IETF draft challenges the robustness principle.
Tag: networking
When should you use IPv6 PA space?
Guest Post: Renumbering is not the only problem to solve when renumbering a network.
Broadcast storms in service provider networks
Guest Post: Broadcast storms are common in developing economies, such as Bangladesh, where large parts of many networks consist of switches instead of routers.
Simplicity is key to network redesign for LINE
Guest Post: How the engineers behind one of Asia’s most popular messaging apps redesigned its network from scratch with a focus on simplicity and capacity for growth.
How to: Designing a mission-critical network
Guest Post: Get a behind the scenes look into the design considerations for an aviation network.
BGP LLGR: Robust and reactive BGP sessions
Guest Post: The need for quick remediation of failures and high reliability in BGP networks can be hard to reconcile.
Packet-level network telemetry and analytics without compromises
Guest Post: With networks growing in size, complexity, and traffic volume, the need for continuous and precise monitoring is greater than ever before.
Building products and services that matter to you
APNIC has adopted a Product Management framework to improve the way we develop our current and future services.
APAN 46 to offer peek into the future of autonomic networking
Internet pioneer Professor Brian Carpenter will present on his recent research in autonomic network management at APAN 46 in Auckland, New Zealand, from 5 to 9 August.
Peer-to-peer updates for edge compute nodes
Guest Post: According to a new study, peer-to-peer updates are an essential part of future management tools, as the only way to get effective and scalable connectivity.