[Podcast] DNS is the new BGP — how we really route things in the modern Internet
The role of DNS in steering how content is fetched and the changing landscape of decision-making for applications-level routing.
Tag: PING
[Podcast] Global Cyber Alliance measurements
Leslie Daigle discusses Global Cyber Alliance’s honeynet project, DNS, and MANRS.
[Podcast] IPv6 fragmentation and the DNS
Discussing the implications of a change to IETF normative language.
Three of the best: Podcasts
APNIC’s PING podcast continued to attract experts to discuss varied Internet operation topics — here are three of the best.
[Podcast] The ICANN DNS stats collector system
How ICANN manages data capture from the IMRS (L Root) systems worldwide.
[Podcast] Negative caching of DNS resolution failures
Duane Wessels discusses caching failure in the DNS.
[Podcast] APNIC celebrates 30 years: Part 5 — What really happened
Discussing the history of APNIC over the last 30 years.
[Podcast] Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego’s data centre?
Exploring Stephen Song’s work in mapping the Internet and Open Data in telecommunications.
[Podcast] The chips are down: Moore’s Law coming to an end
Discussing the current and future economics of silicon chip fabrication.
[Podcast] Here comes the sun(spots) — what are the real risks in solar storms?
What are the issues behind sunspots, ionisation in the atmosphere and their effects on satellite communications and terrestrial infrastructure