Open source all the way down at APNIC 60
The Open Source Technologies session at APNIC 60 explored four use cases for open source tech in network operations.
Tag: open source
Reflecting on 10 years in open source network security: Lessons from FastNetMon
Guest Post: How DDoS attacks have evolved over the last decade, and how the FastNetMon Community project has grown in response.
Deploying open-source IMS and mobile core networks with Open5GS
Guest Post: How to build and troubleshoot an open source IMS for VoLTE and 5G.
Quirks of discarded traffic reporting on JunOS
Guest Post: Why discarded traffic monitoring is so important and how major vendors deal with it.
LibreQoS: Analysing and defeating latency
Guest Post: Open source tool aims to help ISPs reduce customer latency.
Democratizing LEO satellite network measurement
Guest Post: Researchers create the new open-source methodology ‘HitchHiking’ to conduct the largest LEO network measurement to date.
Standardizing network data
Guest Post: The power of PrefixCtl and RegCtl.
Open source IP blacklist checker tool
Guest Post: AbuseBox can check and monitor IP address blacklists and send delist requests.
A review of Lawful Interception legislation in Oceania
Guest Post: Lawful Interception is a tool for law enforcement to examine data traffic, but legislation varies between jurisdictions.
The IETF SAVNET WG’s open source project: SAV Open Playground
Guest Post: New tool SAVOP provides an open platform to evaluate different Source Address Validation (SAV) mechanisms.