[TALK]@Telematika

NANOG70

DDoS Trends in Last 20 Years

January 21, 2020

There seems to be an alarming amount of 'new' DoS and DDoS events that exasperate the feeling of apathy and hopelessness to combat these attacks. This talk will wa …

Keynote: Revisiting Statistical Multiplexing in Your Network

January 21, 2020

From pioneering the commercialization of router technology as the co-founder of Cisco Systems in the 80s to creating forward-thinking optical networking innovation …

Seattle Internet Exchange

January 21, 2020

The Seattle Internet Exchange was inspired by a 111ms RTT between two networks on the same floor of the Westin Building carrier hotel. Direct connection of those n …

Bootstrapping IX-Denver: A Cooperative IX Case Study

January 20, 2020

What does it take to build an IX? How could we as an industry make this process easier? Through the narrative of our first year at IX-Denver, this talk will answer …

Interconnection Track: Automated Peering Operations

January 20, 2020

What would "automated peering" look like in practise? Job Snijders set out to answer this question by fully automating the standard operating procedures related to …

Interconnection Track: Creating a Centralized Database for Peering and Colocation Services

January 20, 2020

Everyone in the industry needs access to reliable and accurate colocation and network data. PeeringDB is the most commonly used source for this information but its …

Interconnection Track: PeeringDB Update

January 20, 2020

PeeringDB is an indispensable resource for peering information, and is now required by many networks in order to peer. In this presentation well talk about the ne …

Panel Discussion: Finding your next gig

January 20, 2020

Are you a recent college graduate who is wondering about how to start your career in network field? Maybe you have been in the industry for a while but do not know …

Tutorial: Segment Routing

January 20, 2020

Segment Routing (SR) allows network operators to direct traffic from source to destination through an ordered set of segments. The SR path may be identical to or d …

When BGP meets Big-data

January 20, 2020

The Internet is very much alive, with millions of BGP events occurring every day. BGP monitoring and reporting tools have been in use for many years now and are …

BGP Optimal Route Reflection - Technology and Deployment

January 19, 2020

Optimal Route Reflection is a software enhancement to the BGP best-path selection algorithm to eliminate the need for RRs be geographically close to their client. …

Building a nationwide carrier for <$1M - war stories & lessons learned

January 19, 2020

From 2006 to 2010, Jonny and Tim were part of a small engineering team that built New Zealands 3rd nationwide telecommunications network, laying multiple thousand …

Hashing on broken assumptions

January 19, 2020

Widely used techniques such ECMP and LAG rely on hardware-based hashing performed on a packet five-tuple to uniformly spread traffic over different links while ens …

Lightning Talks

January 19, 2020

3:30PM UDPing by Ian Flint and Igor Gashinsky 3:40PM Root DNSSEC KSK Rollover by Punky Duero 3:50PM Will I be replaced by a script? The future of network engineeri …

NANOG 70 Hackathon runner up presentations

January 19, 2020

Hackathon 1st Runner-up OpenBMP Controller Mikhail Korshunov Akshat Sharma Hackathon 2nd Runner-up IXmon Nick Pappin …

The Internet is Flat: Revisited

January 19, 2020

IIn 2011 at NANOG52, a small Tier3 ISP AS19653 joined NANOG. Also in 2011, this small ISP read the paper - The Internet is Flat: Modeling the Transition from a T …

The State of Open Source Routers

January 19, 2020

Open source routers are an interesting alternative to many vendor driven options, but the market is immature, and the offerings slim. This session will walk throug …

Turning the Network: Lessons learned from redeploying an ISP's network

January 19, 2020

This talk will go through the process Cox Business went through to upgrade our internal network. At the beginning of the project, the network consisted of a number …

Tutorial: New and Updated - Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Optical Networking

January 19, 2020

Lightning Talks

January 18, 2020

3:30PM RSVP Pop'n'Go by Rafal Szarecki, Juniper 3:40PM Contextual Forwarding at Peering Performance by Edward Lopez, Corsa 3:50PM Understanding where the transfer …

Lost in Fat Tree forest and route out

January 18, 2020

Clos and Fat-Tree have gained prominence in today's networking, primarily as a result of a the paradigm shift towards a centralized data-center based architecture …

Network Automation And Programmability: Reality Versus The Vendor Hype When Considering Legacy And NFV Networks

January 18, 2020

This talk will focus on: 1 - The journey involved in network automation, at a high level 2 - Programmability as an approach to automation 3 - Legacy and Future Aut …

Network Telemetry at Yahoo!

January 18, 2020

Providing 1 billion monthly active users with responsive, rich applications requires a large scale network. Locked within processes running on network devices are …

Open Undersea Cable Systems

January 18, 2020

Undersea bandwidth demand continues to increase for large-scale cloud providers, driven by phenomenal growth of cloud services and the globally distributed nature …

OpenContrail as SDN controller for NFV infrastructure in AT&T network.

January 18, 2020

Open contrail is an open source SDN controller which natively integrates with openstack and ideally suitable for any Service provide who wants to virtualize networ …

SONATA: Scalable Streaming Analytics for Network Telemetry

January 18, 2020

Current solutions for network telemetry are ill-suited for security or performance troubleshooting as they offer limited expressibility and are harder to scale as …

The Networking Grand Challenge

January 18, 2020

This talk proposes a Networking Grand Challenge: to build a self-driving network one that runs itself in all aspects, from self-discovery to configuration to mon …

The other side of DDoS

January 18, 2020

There are number of talk covering the defense from DDoS and what measures can be taken. Rarely those talks cover what people are actually defending from and how do …