VIDEO ?? Relive the Action – NANOG’s Last Meeting's Recap in #Toronto is Here! ?? Curious what a NANOG meeting is like? From game-changing discussions to cutting-edge insights, this is where the future of networking comes alive. ?? Next Stop: NANOG 93! Don’t just watch—be part of the buzz, the breakthroughs, and the connections that shape our industry. Register Now: Your front-row seat to the future is waiting. https://lnkd.in/g9nJ_PNW ?? Innovate. Inspire. Educate. Empower. At NANOG 93!
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Building the Internet of Tomorrow ? We're dedicated to the ongoing advancement of an open, secure, and robust Internet, by inspiring, educating, and empowering our community to meet the ever-changing demands of a global network.
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2864 Carpenter Rd., Ste 100
US，MI，Ann Arbor，48108
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?? *Inspiration moment*: Scott Johnson, your "outhouse to penthouse" story from NANOG 93 had me absolutely floored. Seriously, what an incredible journey! As a former refugee, your vulnerability and perseverance hit home in a way I can't quite describe. And thank you, in the most humble way possible, for the mention! I was genuinely impressed by your knowledge sharing during one of the lunch session table topics. I remember thinking, "This guy needs to share this with the whole NANOG crowd!" Little did I know the amazing backstory you had! It's a great reminder that you never know who's watching, or who you might inspire. So, let's just go about shining our brilliance wherever we find ourselves, right? ?? Your work on interplanetary DNS is truly groundbreaking, and we're so lucky to have you sharing your insights with the NANOG community. #NANOG #Inspiration #Perseverance #SpaceTech #Community #ShineOn
"From outhouse to penthouse," a story to inspire and remind those grinding away at their dreams to persevere; those dreams really can come true: Last year, a wonderful fellow from the NANOG Program Committee, Les Williams, invited me to submit a talk for NANOG 93, recently concluded in Atlanta. The talk was on my recent work on Interplanetary DNS and SMTP, based on IPNSIG's 100 year vision for the Solar System Internet, and came off without a hitch, much to my relief. This story begins, however, some 23 years ago, as I sat in my father's old TV repair shop in our family home's garage. I was cutting my teeth on *NIX and a wide variety networking protocols, trying to wrap my head around how the largest and most complex integrated system in the world, the Internet, worked. I participated in various IETF and ISOC lists (mostly asking basic questions) as I built my first computer network out of parts salvaged from dumpsters. I saw that IETF 55 was in Atlanta, which was in range for me to reach from where I was located in Florida. I decided YOLO, I am going to go, and meet some of the folks I had been corresponding with in person. The only problem: I was not even a startup, but instead only a self-directed student with no budget for the trip. Lacking even a car, I found myself hitchhiking to Atlanta (and making lifelong friends along the way). As I arrived at the Marriott Marquis in downtown Atlanta, I had to get clever, fast. I had not registered for the conference, and had no place to stay. The former wasn't really a problem in those days, and the latter I solved by rolling out a sleeping bag under one of the tables on the conference floor, literally camping, thankfully hidden by the long, robust table cloth draped over my table. I was saved, on more than one occasion, from hotel security and Atlanta PD by other IETF attendees, who vouched that I did indeed belong there, despite my unconventional appearance and methods. As I sat in that same hotel last week, nervously awaiting the time for my talk, I leaned against a balcony on the conference floor, and saw the spot where I had camped all those years ago. This made me reflect on the trajectory of my life since that brazen act of "copping a squat" at a major technical conference. This calmed and centered me for the talk I was about to give, and so I proceeded to the big stage to describe, to the people that keep the Internet running, how I, in collaboration with some true networking giants, had solved the problem of Interplanetary DNS. I guess it went off well, as I was approached again and again with questions and congratulations. 23 years of unbridled curiosity, patience, persistence, a healthy portion of luck and the care of good friends had taken one silly hacker from camping on that conference floor to a spot on the agenda. I had gone, to quote Christopher Wallace (the Notorious BIG, rest in peace) "from outhouse to penthouse." Dreams can come true, if you make them :)
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??? Announcing NANOG 94 Keynote: "Data Center Futures: Scaling the Backbone of Tomorrow’s Digital World" w/ John White COO at US Signal In an era of rapid technological evolution, open source is on the cusp of the next major disruption. This keynote explores the transformative power of the industry's state and open-source technologies. From the Internet in 1998 to the rise of virtualization and public cloud, each decade has brought a revolutionary shift—what's next as we approach 2028? https://lnkd.in/exJpCprh
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? ?? Still buzzing from an incredible time at #NANOG93, representing Megaport alongside Colin Boekhout and Kezia Lawson-Shanks! ?? This NANOG event was filled with insightful discussions, invaluable networking, and inspiring connections. One especially rewarding moment was speaking on the #WomeninTech panel alongside seven amazing women. ?? ???? We dove into key topics like career growth, mentorship, overcoming challenges, workplace culture, and inclusion—emphasizing how the tech community has been a driving force in our professional journeys. The support, shared experiences, and advice for aspiring individuals in tech made this conversation truly powerful. Thanks for the great inspiration and memories, ladies! ? Dayyana Ibragimova ? Yolandi Cloete ? Erin Geiger ? Alexandra Huides ? Bhawna Jain ? Limor Jones ? Clara Wade ?? Already counting down to #NANOG94 in Denver this June! If you’re attending, let’s connect—I’d love to continue these conversations. See you there! ?? #TechCommunity #Megaport #peering #MegaportIX
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Hold onto your cables—NANOG 93 pics have officially hit our NANOG Flickr albums! Dive in, download your favorites, and relive the magic of a NANOG meeting one frame at a time. https://lnkd.in/g47A_PsF
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NANOG 93 Talks Are Now Streaming! Missed #NANOG93 or want to revisit your favorite sessions? Watch our "NANOG 93 Playlist" on YouTube https://lnkd.in/eWkF_vsk
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Scott Wilkinson spoke at NANOG in Atlanta. Demand for datacenter optics has exploded over the last year; 400GbE optics is over 3 million a quarter and 800GbE demand is close behind. 1.6TbE optics are coming fast, just waiting for the equipment to be ready to support them. As datacenters run out of space and power, the demand for optical interconnections between sites is driving demand for inter-datacenter optics.
Datacenter optics - demand explosion and technology acceleration beyond 400G
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Last week our Luca Davoli and Andrea Gattamorta were at NANOG 93 in Atlanta. It was a unique experience and we want to share here some of their thoughts. "A new and dynamic experience with an #Internet community at the forefront. We reconnected with old friends and met new contacts to explore the trends, interests, and opportunities emerging from across the Atlantic before reaching the old continent. #NetworkAutomation, #AI, #Cybersecurity and of course, essential #Peering were at the heart of our discussions. It was also the perfect moment to showcase our initiatives supporting our members and the wider community, who continue to know and appreciate us more every day, also in the US! Thaks to #NANOG93 for the brilliant organization". #ixp #community #tech #internet
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Pleased to share that our tutorial has been published on the NANOG YouTube channel. This serves as an excellent introduction for network professionals to understand the benefits of the Kubernetes Resource Model for network automation, featuring a step-by-step lab and highlighting the new open-source initiative, KubeNet. We hope you find it as valuable and enjoyable as we did. https://lnkd.in/gRB3MQbA Wim Henderickx Alejandro Guevara Ivana Duvnjak Audie Hopkins Melissa Sieniecky Nokia Andrew (Drew) Elliott
Tutorial: Leveraging KRM for Declarative Network Automation
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My first NANOG presentation has been posted. I appreciate the opportunity to present to the community and look forward to doing it again. https://lnkd.in/eChscQBy
Network Automation in Baby Steps!
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