Abstract
Route servers are the most important service (other than moving packets itself) on an internet exchange fabric, however in most exchanges they are not mandatory.
This talk aims to answer the question of how effective route servers are and distributing routes to many networks, using the large internet exchange deployment footprint of the bgp.tools route collector network.
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Speaker
Ben Cartwright-Cox
Ben Cartwright-Cox is a Systems Engineer in the day and bad-ideas-blogger on the side.
After building a WAF, helping operate a large CDN, and rejigging a Bank’s payment gateways, Ben is currently focused on making day-to-day BGP operations less awful with bgp.tools.
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