NANOG 68 Agenda

• GlobeNet, Kentik, Radware

Conference Opening

L Sean Kennedy, XO Communications

L Sean Kennedy is an active member of the Internet Engineering community and a Director of Network Engineering at XO Communications. He has been a member of the NANOG Program Committee since 2013.

Josh Snowhorn, CyrusOne

Josh Snowhorn currently serves Vice President & GM of Interconnection at CyrusOne, and brings 16 years of data center and interconnection experience to his role, which is largely dedicated to expanding the CyrusOne National Internet Exchange (IX) across the company’s worldwide data center locations. Josh and his team have designed and implemented the CyrusOne National IX strategy to significantly increase the number of telecom and cloud providers available to customers, enabling Internet peering and leveraging industry-changing interconnection ecosystems. This proprietary and innovative technology platform was honored by DataCenter Dynamics as the 2014 Outsourced Innovation of the Year. Before joining CyrusOne in 2012, Josh spent the previous 12 years as Vice President at Terremark, a global Data Center and Cloud services provider acquired by Verizon in 2011. There he developed new business in emerging markets and drove all business related to peering and interconnection throughout the company’s portfolio. While at Terremark he co-founded the Global Peering Forum (GPF), a joint venture with Equinix, AMS-IX, DE-CIX, and LINX that continues to this day as an independent entity with many additional host partners. Josh serves on the Global Peering Forum Board of Directors, the Open-IX Board of Directors (term expires in 2016), the McLaren Car Club Board of Directors and the Austin Waldorf School Board of Trustees. He resides in Austin, Texas with his wife, two daughters, two dogs and a flock of chickens.

David Temkin, Netflix

Dave Temkin is the Director of Global Networks for Netflix. Having been hired to build the Open Connect CDN, he is responsible for all network architecture and strategy as well as the operations fo the Netflix network (AS2906). Before Netflix, he was at Yahoo!, where he focused on Layer 4-7 network architecture, having been brought in through the successful acquisition of Right Media where he was the Global Head of Networks. In his spare time he enjoys travel and philanthropy - both through volunteering at technical organizations such as NANOG, where he is vice chair, Open-IX, where he is the chairman and co-founder and FL-IX, where he is also chairman and cofounder, as well as on the board of Children of Bellevue.

Desperately Seeking Default

Geoff Huston, APNIC

Geoff Huston works as the Chief Scientist at APNIC, the Regional Internet Registry for the Asia Pacific region. His research interests include addressing, routing, the domain name system, security and measurement.

• Exfo, ThousandEyes, Viavi Solutions

Board Candidate Presentations

• Ryan Donnelly, NANOG Board of Directors.

Network Automation with Salt and NAPALM

Mircea Ulinic, Cloudflare

Mircea is one of Cloudflare's network engineers, spending most of his time writing code for network automation. Sometimes he likes to talk about the stuff he's working on and how automation really helps to maintain reliable, stable and self-resilient one of the biggest global networks. Previously, he was involved in research and later worked for EPFL in Switzerland and an European service provider based in France. Besides networking, he has a strong passion for radio communications (especially mobile networks), mathematics and physics.

Partially FIBing

Joel Jaeggli

Joel Jaeggli is a principle network engineer at Fastly. He also serves as one of the directors of the IETF Operations and Management Area.

• Equinix, Netflix

BGP- The High Way of Internet

Rohit Bothra, Brocade Communications

Rohit Bothra is a Staff Engineer at Vyatta - a Brocade company, specializing in virtual network appliances, system & solution testing, performance & scale measurement of virtual systems. He has over nine years of rich experience in Networking industry. He has worked with many major service providers in the Asia Pacific region in the area of IP, IPv6, MPLS. His area of expertise includes NFV, VNFs, Routing Protocols, MPLS, IPv6, HA Systems, Routing Platforms, Network Security, Network Operations, providing Network deployment solutions to different service provider customers. In the past, he has represented Cisco at APNIC conferences. He is passionate about learning new technologies.

Upcoming Changes to BGP Flow Specification

Susan Hares, Huawei

Susan Hares ([email protected]) has over 30 years of experience in International Standard Organizations for Internet and IT technology (IETF, IEEE, BBF, MEF, MAP/TOP) that use consensus decision making to create standards. From 1995-2007, Susan founded and was the CTO for NextHop Technologies, a company developing network hypervisor and routing/switching software suites. From 2008-2009, Susan managed a team at Green Hills Software developing routing software in a secure hypervisor that launched early versions of cloud software. From 2010-2013, Susan Hares was a Senior Director of the IPBU Standards Team in the Future US R&D division of Huawei, a Chinese telecommunications company. Since 2014, Susan has been a Consultant working directly with Huawei’s Beijing Research Center. Susan currently chairs the following IETF working groups: IDR (bgp), I2RS, and TRILL. Susan is Ph.D. student at Regent University Business and Leadership School in Global Leadership.

25-50-100G Ethernet Options and Experience in the Datacenter

Paul Zugnoni, LinkedIn

Paul Zugnoni is a network architect at LinkedIn, supporting datacenter and backbone networks. In his 15+ years of professional experience he has led datacenter-based network solutions for online retail and trading customers at Verizon Business, managed network design and operations for a real-time, high-bandwidth, low-latency video delivery network at OnLive, and led Edge POP and APAC datacenter build projects at LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulzugnoni/

Case Study: T-Mobile Network Design Evolution

ISSA ABU EID

Issa AbuEid is a principal engineer with Enterprise IP and Security Strategy team at T-Mobile USA. He joined T-Mobile in June 2007 as a senior engineer and prompted to a principal engineer in 2010. In addition to a fifteen years of network architecture and engineering experience toward designing, implementing, and support networks, he holds a master’s degree in Computer Information System as well as three CCIE in Routing and Switching, Service Provider, and Data Centers.

First Steps in Bufferbloat Mitigation

Carl Klatsky, Comcast

Carl Klatsky currently works for Comcast as a Senior Principal Engineer. He has led critical technology changes to Comcast's network, such as transitioning Comcast's Voice CPE from using the NCS protocol to the SIP protocol, developing & deploying DOCSIS 3.0 CPE, transitioning Comcast's Voice CPE from IPv4 to IPv6, and his most recent work in evaluating bufferbloat mitigigation techniques on DOCSIS CPE. Carl received his M.S. in Software Engineering from Monmouth University and his B.E. in Electrical Engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology.

Decoding Performance Data from Large-Scale Internet Outages

Mohit Lad, ThousandEyes

Mohit shapes and executes ThousandEyes' vision. Mohit brings over 10 years of experience in designing and implementing systems to solve hard networking problems. Mohit received a Ph.D. in Computer Science from UCLA where he conducted research in the area of large scale network diagnostics. Prior to ThousandEyes, Mohit worked at Nokia where he built a system to monitor mobile services performance. Mohit is an active member of North American Network Operations Group (NANOG) and has served on its Program Committee for 4 years from 2009 to 2013.

• ADVA Optical Networking, Arbor Networks, Brocade, BTI Systems, Ciena, Cisco Systems, Cologix, Corero, Coriant, Deepfield, DE-CIX, Fujitsu, Hilco Streambank, Infinera, Juniper Networks, NOKIA, OSI Hardware, Precision Optical Transceivers, RagingWire, Telia Carrier

Being Open: How Facebook Got Its Edge

James Quinn, Facebook

James Quinn is a Network Engineer at Facebook. He focuses primarily on the growth and development of Facebook's edge and backbone networks. Before Facebook, he worked for many years at Juniper Networks in several roles focused on the growth of mobile networks and network security.

Large BGP Communities

Greg Hankins, Nokia

Greg Hankins has been attending NANOG since 1998, first as a network operator and now as a hardware vendor. He also attends APRICOT, Euro-IX, various Peering Forums, RIPE, and regional operator conferences where he frequently speaks on network technology and operational topics. Greg currently works as a Senior Product Manager for Nokia.

Job Snijders, NTT

Job is actively involved in the Internet community both in an operational capacity and as a founder of cooperation efforts such as the NLNOG RING. He has taught service providers in the Middle East how to deploy IPv6 and has a passion for Routing Security and Automation. Job holds a position at NTT Communications' IP Development Department.

• China Unicom, Windstream, NS1

21st Century iBGP Route Reflection

Mark Tinka, SEACOM

Mark has been in the Internet industry since 1999, having helped build various Internet Exchange Points (IXP's) in Uganda, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana and Malawi. He was also instrumental in shaping the technological advancements and construction of the service networks of Africa Online, a Pan-African Internet Service Provider with eight operations on the continent, Global Transit and TIME dotCom, two Malaysian sister organizations engaged in wholesale and retail infrastructure services in Malaysia, when he worked there. Mark is heavily involved in various community organizations such as AfNOG, AIS, APRICOT, MyNOG, AfPIF, SAFNOG, e.t.c. He is now based in Johannesburg, South Africa, where he is the Head of Engineering at SEACOM, a submarine cable operator along the coast of East and Southern Africa.

• Ryan Donnelly, NANOG Board of Directors.

How to Navigate Getting IPv4 Space in a Post-Run-Out World

Amy Potter, Hilco Streambank

Amy Potter is the Vice President of Hilco Streambank, where she heads up Hilco Streambank's IPv4 address brokerage business. Amy works with ISPs, hosting companies, datacenters and others to acquire IPv4 address space and navigate RIR transfer policies. Amy led the creation of ipv4auctions.com in order to increase transparency and efficiency in the IPv4 market. Amy is interested in lending her expertise in the IPv4 market to help create policies that make sense in a post-IPv4 exhaustion world. Amy has a law degree from the University of Notre Dame, and a Bachelor's degree from Santa Clara University. She was elected to the AC in October of 2015. Her current term expires 31 December 2018.

Keynote: Internet of Things

Vinton G. Cerf, Google

Rolling the Root Zone DNSSEC Key Signing Key

Edward Lewis, ICANN

Edward is a Senior Technologist in the Office of the CTO. Prior to joining ICANN he worked 11 years inside Internet registries of many types - gTLD, ccTLD, sTLD and RIR. He worked for a DNS hosting company. He co-chaired the original IETF WG that developed EPP. He developed some of the first DNSSEC codebases under the original DARPA contract in the 1990's. Before that, he worked building research networks attached to the NASA Science Internet (one of the three original backbones) and taught Networking courses at the University of Maryland - Baltimore County.

Closing Session

Betty Burke, NANOG

Currently serving as the NANOG Executive Director, responsible for all aspects of NANOG, reporting to the Board of Directors. Previous 37 years of experience serving in technology, business, and management within the Michigan Information Technology Services, University of Michigan, and Merit Network. Proven leadership and experience in development of strategic and operational plans, creation and implementation of marketing campaign for conference center and high tech facilities including a data center, conference and office building, library and campus fiber assets. Proven operational success through project management, along with leadership through community and team building.