BoF (Birds of a Feather)

Tuesday, 25 October 19:00 - 20:00

RACI aims to increase ties between the RIPE community and the academic/research sector. The RIPE NCC selected eight academics to attend the RIPE 73 Meeting and present their Internet-related research to, and receive feedback from, the community. At this session, those academics who have not presented in the main RIPE Meeting program will present and discuss their research. Where: Main Room
ARM-compliant Architecture for an IoT User-centric Platform: SMARTIE Victoria Beltran, University of Murcia/Communication and Information Engineering, Spain
Case Study of BGP Asymmetric Routing in Kazakhstan Research and Education Network (KazRENA) Talgat Nurlybayev, Kazakhstan Research and Education Network Association, Kazakhstan
Universal Looking Glass Benedikt Rudolph, Mathias Handsche, Orlin Tenchev, Alexander Ilin and Mikhail Grishin
Detecting Remote Peers at IXPs Vasileios Giotsas, Petros Gigis, Alexandros Milolidakis, Eric Nguyen Duy, Marios Isaakidis and Edward Mukasa

¿Habla IPv6? ¿Estás interesado en aprender más sobre IPv6, y te gustaría encontrar información en Español? En este BoF discutiremos los retos para implementar IPv6 en España, y se darán consejos, material para formación y mejores practicas en español. Personal de LACNIC mostrara el material en español relacionado con IPv6 diposnible en su web. Ademas, personal de RIPE NCC que habla español estará disponible para responder a tus preguntas y ayudarte a planificar tu propia implementación de IPv6. [This BoF will be presented in Spanish.] Where: Side Room

Open Mic: The IoT is Coming…Should We Hide or Not? Marco Hogewoning, RIPE NCC From happy cows to your home’s thermostat, the IoT is broadly defined and comes in many forms. The things connected to the Internet are no longer the computers, laptops and mobile phones we’re familiar with. There are many concerns ranging from personal privacy to questions about the larger dependency on Internet connectivity and the impact that might have on critical infrastructures such as national power grids, transportation systems and the economy as a whole. As there are probably more questions than answers at this stage, it’s a good time to step back and ask what role RIPE can play in this space. Is it possible to describe and delimit the problem space and are we able to asses how the many new IoT technologies and applications will impact the RIPE community? In the midst of concerns over how the ever-increasing number of “smart” devices could become a threat to the very infrastructure they depend on themselves, can the RIPE community’s decades of experience and broad expertise be put to good us in safeguarding the security and stability of the Internet? We want to hear from you! Followed by a short introduction, this will be an open mic session in which we’d like to hear how the IoT will impact your life, your business and whether you think there is an opportunity for RIPE to contribute to these developments. Where: Main Room