Twelve years ago the RIPE NCC set out to build the largest Internet measurement network ever made. Today, RIPE Atlas provides users with an unprecedented understanding of the state of the Internet in real time. In this episode, I catch up with Robert Kisteleki to talk about how RIPE Atlas developed thanks to the efforts of the community.
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02:53 - Map of RIPE Atlas probes
03:10 - More on HTTP, DNS, NTP measurements
03:57 - RIPE Atlas architecture on RIPE Labs
05:23 - User defined measurements
06:54 - RIPE Atlas data via the RIPE Atlas API, Google BigQuery, RIPE Atlas daily archives
08:48 - RIPE Atlas software probes
10:18 - RIPE Atlas coverage
14:50 - APNIC dataset for size of network providers
15:20 - Pavlos Sermpezis on Bias in Internet Measurement Infrastructure
19:05 - RIPE Atlas community
21:36 - RIPE Atlas sponsorship
23:09 - RIPE Atlas Anchors
25:20 - Data disconnects as seen in RIPE Atlas
26:20 - Outage reporting
26:40 - Looking inside outages with RIPE Atlas
28:34 - RIPE NCC Country Reports
28:55 - RIPE IPmap
30:19 - Dataplane article
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