Below is the final agenda for the Working Group session tomorrow morning
at 11:00
The agenda is updated with the lightening talks.
Agenda for The OpenSource WG session
(11:00 Thursday morning in the Side room.
Live Remote participation at https://ripe70.ripe.net/live/side/ )
A. Administrative Matters [5 mins]
. Welcome
. select scribe
. finalise agenda
. approval of minutes from previous WG meeting(s)
. review of action list
B. jFlowLib (Thomas King, DE CIX) [15 mins]
(https://github.com/de-cix/jFlowLib). This library is able to read and
write sFLow
and IPFIX data in the format coming from Force10 and Alcatel Lucent
boxes. At
DE-CIX we use it internally to parse sFlow and IPFIX data, multiplex it
(to
different collectors), anonymise data and generate graphs.
C. OSNT - A community-owned platform for high-performance and low-cost
network testing (Gianni Antichi, University of Cambridge) [20 mins]
Despite network monitoring and testing being critical for computer
networks,
current solutions are both extremely expensive and closed source. Into
this
lacuna we launch the Open Source Network Tester (OSNT), a fully
open-source,
high performance traffic generator and capture system. This talk will
present
both the overall OSNT architecture and one of its most prominent use
cases:
next-generation OpenFlow switches testing.
D. Zonemaster - do we need another DNS testing tool? (Patrik Wallström)
[10 mins]
Zonemaster is a software for testing DNS delegations. It is based on
previous
efforts such as Zonecheck and DNSCheck, and is a collaboration between
AFNIC
and .SE. This talk will present how we undertook the project, and what
kind
of results we have achieved. Results include clear test specifications,
a
fully functional tool, and an extensible framework for writing custom
tools.
We will also explore future developments in DNS testing.
More about Zonemaster: https://github.com/dotse/zonemaster
E. Building an Open-source IPv6 Configuration Architecture for OpenWrt
(Steven Barth, OpenWRT) [20 mins]
Describing how we implemented and integrated RA, DHCPv6, prefix
delegation and softwires (such as DS-Lite, LW4over6 or MAP) into a
multi-homing capable system. Showing issues and quirks we found in a
variety of ISP and client implementations and describes ongoing
development on autonomic configuration and management of next
generation home networks as proposed to the IETF homenet working group
F. OpenSource Lightening Updates:
F1. Lightening Talk: getdns API implementation [5min]
(Willem Toorop, NLnet Labs)
After a short reminder/introduction of what the getdns library is (an
implementation of a DNS API by and for application developers), I'll go
over the developments since the last presentation at RIPE68 in Warsaw.
F2. Lightening Talk: Scapy, a packet manipulation tool
(Valadon Guillaume, ANSSI)
A brief presentation of the tool and an update of the development done
at http://bitbucket.org/secdev/scapy
F3. Lightening Talk: Cumulus Networks automation modules
(Leslie Carr, Cumulus Networks)
Cumulus has now pushed automation modules to Chef, Puppet, and
Ansible (and they're all available on github!) - Why we think automation
modules are awesome.
G. Closing Remarks [5 mins]
Regards,
Martin Winter & Ondrej Filip
OpenSource-WG Chairs
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