December 26, 2019

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Coding BOF

Coding BOF

This pilot of a "Coding BOF" will be a unrecorded session, that will not require slides, where those interested could join together to share ideas and present the …
Talk Title Coding BOF
Speakers Matt Griswold (United Internet Exchange) , Job Snijders (NTT Communications) , Jesse Sowell (MIT) , Elisa Jasinska (BigWave)
Conference NANOG66
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Location San Diego, California
Date Feb 8 2016 - Feb 10 2016
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This pilot of a “Coding BOF” will be a unrecorded session, that will not require slides, where those interested could join together to share ideas and present the work individuals or groups have accomplished. The first half of the BOF would be largely PeeringDB centric, as this is of interest to many in the community. Several different people will present techniques used to leverage the PDB2.0 API, and how it has benefitted their employing organizations. The BOF will not be limited to PDB API use, and I am currently searching for further topics and presenters on network automation to round out the agenda. Below are two confirmed presentations: PeeringDB 2.0 API / automation : Matt Griswold

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