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Does the Internet Route Around Damage? - Edition 2023

Emile Aben

• 28 Nov 2023

• 5 min read

On 22-23 November 2023, the Amsterdam Internet Exchange (AMS-IX) had an outage on their Amsterdam peering platform. As this is generally considered one of the largest IXPs on the planet, we looked into this event from the perspective of RIPE Atlas to see what it had to tell us about the robustness …

Does The Internet Route Around Damage? - Edition 2021

Emile Aben

• 14 Apr 2021

• 7 min read

On 23 March 2021, LINX London experienced an outage. As this is one of the very large Internet Exchange Points, this is an interesting case to study in more depth in order to see what we can learn about Internet robustness.

Does The Internet Route Around Damage in 2018?

Emile Aben

• 11 Apr 2018

• 6 min read

On the night of 9 April 2018, DE-CIX Frankfurt experienced an outage. As this is one of the largest Internet Exchange Points, this is an interesting case to study in more depth to see what we can learn about Internet robustness. We plan to update this article if new information/corrections flow in.

Does the Internet Route Around Damage? A Case Study Using RIPE Atlas

Emile Aben

• 17 Nov 2015

• 11 min read

The Internet has a robust infrastructure that was designed to route around damage. But how well does it do this? We use RIPE Atlas to look at how large-scale disruptions in the Internet's core infrastructure affect end-to-end connectivity on the Internet.

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