Hi,

I'm in favor of adoption of this document.

I do understand the opposing voices, but I'd also like to counter two specific arguments that were raised:

1) this is a blog post, not an RFC
 -- I think this is an augmentation of / similar topic as RFC 7583 and will be useful as a permanently available description of "the way to go"

2) no one will read RFCs in case of emergency
 -- I think that emergency procedures are _not_ to be read in case of emergency, but as early as while designing the infrastructure -- which is perfect time to read RFCs

Libor

On 13. 02. 26 13:07, Peter Thomassen via Datatracker wrote:
This message starts a dnsop WG Call for Adoption of:
draft-fobser-dnsop-dnssec-keyrestore-01

This Working Group Call for Adoption ends on 2026-02-27

Abstract:
    This document describes the issues surrounding the handling of DNSSEC
    private keys in a DNSSEC signer.  It presents operational guidance in
    case a DNSSEC private key becoming inoperable.

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    Source for this draft and an issue tracker can be found at
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