Hi All
As part of UKNOF36 we're looking into running a potential panel on the
benefits & pitfalls on IPv6 only hosting (including the use of front-end
IPv4 proxies).
If you've looked at UKNOF36 via Indico, thanks to fantastic work by
the .@UKNOF ops team, you'll be using an infrastructure running exactly
that, hosted by Mythic Beasts.
So is IPv6 only hosting in this manner a good or a bad thing ? is it
the future, or plainly wrong ? will it scale ? - if you'd like to be
involved in a panel on that exact subject at UKNOF36 please reply to
this off-list or to any PC member.
We'd like to facilitate an open and frank discussion hence either side
of the spectrum will be considered :)
In terms of UKNOF36 itself, current state of the nation is:
Current Registrations: 82 (Register via: http://uknof.uk/register36) -
thanks to those who've registered early as it makes our life that little
bit easier :)
Content Accepted: 2.5 hours
Call for presentations: Open - http://uknof.uk/cfp36
CFP remains open and we'd love to hear from anyone with an
interesting topic to discuss, if you're unsure please contact myself or
any PC member to discuss (see:
https://wiki.uknof.org.uk/Programme_Committee)
On the accepted Content:
* UKNOF - Points of View. We review any/all feedback sent to UKNOF,
both individually as part of our meeting survey, here we respond to some
of the feedback we've seen over the past year or so's meeting.
* University of Glasgow/Stirling - Evolving the Transport Layer (inc
TCP Hollywood)
* Donal CUNNINGHAM - The Interesting times of Wireless Deployment
(Radio Fun)
* Cisco / Linux Foundation - PNDA.io: when big data and OSS collide
* Brian NISBET, - Your 60 seconds starts now (how NOCS can evolve
based on an ever increasing always-on SLA)
.. and more.
Hope to catch up with everyone at UKNOF36 and hope my spelling is
considerably better than my last list mail :)
Chris
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UKNOF PC Chair, UKNOF
Senior Networks Engineer, Onyx/Pulsant
