[Podcast] Measuring how the IETF performs at producing documents
Measuring the IETF data tracker gives a unique perspective on the current state of document production.
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[Podcast] Failed Expectations: 40 years of network history
How the failures and successes of technology deployment offer valuable lessons.
[Podcast] A look back at notable root zone changes
How the DNS root zone has changed over the years and what’s coming next.
[Podcast] How much buffer is enough?
How do we maximize the use of a given network path, without knowing everything about its size along the way?
[Podcast] Network dependency measurement at IIJ
Exposing dependencies between ASNs in BGP.
[Podcast] The rise (and potential fall) of LEO
If the risks aren’t fully understood, LEO Internet could be a wasted once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
[Podcast] Traceroute, but in ‘the other direction’
The issues with building a reverse traceroute tool for the public Internet.
[Podcast] DNSSEC: The case for and against
The case for and against DNSSEC deployment.
[Podcast] Measuring user experience on the web at APNIC
How APNIC is measuring user experience, satisfaction, and engagement with the ‘Orbit’ platform.
[Podcast] What’s happening with growth in BGP?
What does the changing surface of the BGP default-free zone mean for routing technology and service providers?