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BGPmon, The Next Generation
January 16, 2020

BGPmon, The Next Generation

BGPMon, in conjunction with Oregon's Route Views, has been serving BGP data to the community for the past several years. However, the custom software used by the o …

Containerd Internals: Building a Core Container Runtime

Containerd Internals: Building a Core Container Runtime

January 16, 2020

Containerd is the core container runtime used in Docker to execute containers and distribute images. It was designed from the ground up to support the OCI image and runtime specifications. The design …
ENDEAVOUR: Towards SDN-enabled IXPs

ENDEAVOUR: Towards SDN-enabled IXPs

January 16, 2020

Despite considerable innovation in Internet applications, and an increase in diversity of both users and uses, the IP interconnection model and its control plane m …
GPU, USB, NICs and Other Physical Devices in Your Containers

GPU, USB, NICs and Other Physical Devices in Your Containers

January 16, 2020

The very definition of a container is that it's a set of processes, or in this case full operating system which is sharing the kernel with the host machine. This opens a full array of possibilities a …
Memory Bandwidth as a Service in the Context of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

Memory Bandwidth as a Service in the Context of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

January 16, 2020

With expanding usage of Iaas (infrastructure as a service), it may be useful to add memory bandwidth(b/w) as a service. Memory b/w monitoring(MBM) and allocation(MBA) allow measuring and control of pe …
Mirai: Inside of an IoT Botnet

Mirai: Inside of an IoT Botnet

January 16, 2020

2016 was a game changing year in DDoS due to the public release of the Mirai botnet code. Mirai has lead the headlines with its notable attacks and ease of modific …
NAT64/DNS64 experiments

NAT64/DNS64 experiments

January 16, 2020

More and more ISPs are deploying NAT64/DNS64. As with any new technology there is always the fear that "something" will go wrong. Both on the ISP's side (customers …
Network Automation at scale: up and running in 60 minutes

Network Automation at scale: up and running in 60 minutes

January 16, 2020

In this tutorial we will see how easy is today to implement the automation methodologies in our multi-vendor networks, no matter the size! We will see how to insta …
On Quantitative Network Efficiency

On Quantitative Network Efficiency

January 16, 2020

For a service provider, or any enterprise with substantial network infrastructure, achieving a high network efficiency is often a noble goal or even an important K …
OpenTracing: One Instrumentation for Metrics, Logs and Distributed Tracing

OpenTracing: One Instrumentation for Metrics, Logs and Distributed Tracing

January 16, 2020

Understanding how your microservices based application is executing in a highly distributed and elastic cloud environment can be complicated. CNCF OpenTracing is a new standard to help provide observa …
Optics Evolution and Challenge for Router Interface

Optics Evolution and Challenge for Router Interface

January 16, 2020

Optics Evolution and Challenge for Router Interface NANOG 69 Talk February 6-8, 2017 Samuel Liu Director, Product Line Management, IP and Optical Networks, Noki …
Scaling up your monitoring

Scaling up your monitoring

January 16, 2020

Have you ever had to monitor the health of your service (server stats, application errors, etc.)? What if you had to monitor the cloud, with its hundreds of thousands of servers? Alerts can create noise and spam your team. Mihai Bojin and Kamil Smuga explain how Salesforce approaches monitoring at scale by putting customers first.
Securing an IoT System from the Ground Up

Securing an IoT System from the Ground Up

January 16, 2020

Hacks involving IoT devices are now familiar headline news. DDoS attacks on major websites, remote control of cars and medical devices, surveillance using devices in homes, and more are increasingly c …
Security Track

Security Track

January 16, 2020

Subject: Embedded devices (aka IoT) as a community problem Abstract: This track will focus on the volatility on the Internet caused by embedded devices of all sha …
Seeing whats wrong just right

Seeing whats wrong just right

January 16, 2020

A developer hunting for a bug is like a doctor hunting for an illness. She does not need complete understanding of the body for the hunt to be successful. Jasvir Nagra and Marianna Bezler share a few painful distributed web app debugging anecdotes and an alternate approach using virtualization and visualization to get a holistic view of a program to track down elusive bugs.
Slaying the dragon: How to rewrite a monolith into microservices and stay alive

Slaying the dragon: How to rewrite a monolith into microservices and stay alive

January 16, 2020

Do you have an old monolith you really want to rewrite, but dont know where to start? Dalia Simons shares ideas, tips, and strategies for rewriting an important monolith service into microservices while maintaining full availability.
T-minus 3, 2, 1: Future-proofing production systems

T-minus 3, 2, 1: Future-proofing production systems

January 16, 2020

Kavya Joshi shares strategies to prepare systems for flux and scale. Drawing from a range of use cases, including Facebooks Kraken, which provides shadow traffic, and Samsara's custom load simulator, Kavya demonstrates how to improve your understanding of your systems as they run today and plan for how they'll run tomorrow.
The build that cried broken: Building trust in your continuous integration tests

The build that cried broken: Building trust in your continuous integration tests

January 16, 2020

Angie Jones explains how to build stability and credibility into your continuous integration tests so that your team is able to receive the fast feedback it needs for Agile development.
The evolution of chaos

The evolution of chaos

January 16, 2020

Chaos engineering is intentionally injecting failure into a system to proactively identify and fix problems before they cause outages. Its an emerging discipline, but its roots are decades old. Kolton Andrus explores the evolution of chaos engineering, how to begin your journey toward resilient systems, and how to make those pagers quit buzzing at 3:00am.
The key to high performance: What the data says

The key to high performance: What the data says

January 16, 2020

The State of DevOps Report has shown that high-performing IT teams decisively outperform low-performing peers (with greater throughput and stability), creating value that shows up on the bottom line. Nicole Forsgren and Nigel Kersten share insights into the key leadership, technical, architectural, and product capabilities that drive these outcomes.
The monorepo: Storing your source code has never been so much fun

The monorepo: Storing your source code has never been so much fun

January 16, 2020

The popularity of Git and GitHub has led to an explosion in the number of software repositories. But is creating a new repository always the right approach? Gareth Rushgrove offers an overview of the monorepoputting all your product's or organization's code in a single repositorycovering the advantages of monorepos and the tools to help maintain them.
traIXroute: Detecting IXPs in traceroute paths

traIXroute: Detecting IXPs in traceroute paths

January 16, 2020

Internet eXchange Points (IXP) are critical components of the Internet infrastructure that affect its performance, evolution, security and economics. In this work, …
BoF: Automating Vulnerability Scanning with Vuls

BoF: Automating Vulnerability Scanning with Vuls

January 15, 2020

Vulnerability lifecycle management without automation is a huge burden. You have to constantly watch out for any new vulnerabilities and keep a manual inventory of installed software to determine whic …
Current Issues Relating to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)

Current Issues Relating to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)

January 15, 2020

The Copyright Office has recently created a new electronic database that "service providers" must use to designate agents in order to take advantage of the of the …
Deterministic Memory Allocation for Mission-Critical Linux

Deterministic Memory Allocation for Mission-Critical Linux

January 15, 2020

Dynamic memory allocation tends to be non-deterministic; the time taken to allocate memory may not be predictable and the memory pool may become fragmented, resulting in unexpected allocation failures …
Finding People: Job Posting Strategies

Finding People: Job Posting Strategies

January 15, 2020

Open source needs amazing, curious and thoughtful people, but we aren't very good at broadcasting what we need in our job descriptions. Many job postings seem to have been cut and paste from an older …
Hands-On DNSSEC with DNSViz

Hands-On DNSSEC with DNSViz

January 15, 2020

DNSSEC enables the authentication of DNS responses. Despite this benefit, expert DNS operators have observed that there are challenges in understanding, deploying, …
Hit the Open Road with Automotive Grade Linux

Hit the Open Road with Automotive Grade Linux

January 15, 2020

Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) is a Linux Foundation Collaboration Project that gets back to basics with its Unified Code Base distribution running on the Raspberry Pi 3 as well as automotive specific d …