Netconf 2020 edition
An unconference on the technical, economic and social aspects of network engineering and infrastructure
Swapneel Patnekar
@pswapneel
Measuring the internet using RIPE Atlas
Submitted Feb 4, 2020
Format of the session:
Hands-on workshop (3 hours)
Internet measurements are important and userful for everybody and not limited to network engineers, developers, researchers etc The internet is a network of networks. The RIPE Atlas project provides a lens to view how the networks behave from various vantage points. Using the RIPE Atlas system, anyone can run internet measurements to troubleshoot, understand how the internet works & carry out research.
Outline
The key take-ways of this workshop are,
- Introduction to the RIPE Atlas project
- Using the RIPE Atlas system
- Creating various measurements (ping, traceroute, DNS, SSL/TLS, NTP and HTTP)
- Use cases
Requirements
Participants need to bring their laptops.
Speaker bio
Swapneel is a network engineer, developer, researcher with interests in Unix systems, networking and security. In addition to being a RIPE Atlas Ambassador, connecting probes on uncharted Autonomous Systems, he delivers workshops and talks on various topics such as DNS/DNSSEC, Network Security etc.
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