Routing Security is Hot!
Routing security is important and it is great to see that it is now on the agenda of many network operators. We're going to organise an RPKI signing party to further increase deployment.
Network Operator Groups
Adam Castle
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18 Jul 2017
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Network Operators Groups worldwide
| Country | NOG | Country Code | Lat | Long |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Africa | AfNOG | N/A | -1.292066 | 36.821946 |
| Albania | ALNOG | AL | 41.327546 | 19.818698 |
| Angola | AONOG | AO | -8.839988 | 13.289437 |
| Argentina | ArNOG | AR | -34.603684 | -58.381559 |
| Australia | AusNOG | AU | -33.868820 | 151.209296 |
| Austria | ATNOG | AT | 48.208174 | 16.373819 |
| Bangladesh | BdNOG | BD | 23.810332 | 90.412518 |
| Bolivia | NOG Bolivia | BO | -16.489689 | -68.119294 |
| Boston, US | BOSNOG | US | 42.360082 | -71.058880 |
| Bulgaria | NOG.BG | BG | 42.697708 | 23.321868 |
| Bhutan | btNOG | BT | 27.472792 | 89.639286 |
| Brazil | GTER | BR | -23.550520 | -46.633309 |
| Cameroon | cmNOG | CM | 3.848032 | 11.502075 |
| Caribbean | CaribNOG | N/A | 18.017874 | -76.809904 |
| Chicago, US | CHI-NOG | US | 41.878114 | -87.629798 |
| Chile | NOG Chile | CL | -33.448890 | -70.669265 |
| China | CNNOG | CN | 39.904200 | 116.407396 |
| Congo | CGNOG | CG | -4.263360 | 15.242885 |
| Czech Republic/Slovakia | CSNOG | CZ + SK | 49.195061 | 16.606836 |
| Denmark | DKNOG | DK | 55.676097 | 12.568337 |
| Ecuador | NOG-EC | EC | -0.180653 | -78.467838 |
| France | FrNOG | FR | 48.856614 | 2.352222 |
| Georgia | GeoNOG | GE | 41.716667 | 44.783333 |
| Germany | DENOG | DE | 49.872825 | 8.651193 |
| Ghana | GhNOG | GH | 9.43291 | -0.848452 |
| Greece | GRNOG | GR | 37.983810 | 23.727539 |
| Hong Kong | HKNOG | HK | 22.396428 | 114.109497 |
| Indonesia | IDNOG | ID | -6.175110 | 106.865039 |
| Iran | IRNOG | IR | 35.689197 | 51.388974 |
| Italy | ITNOG | IT | 41.902783 | 12.496366 |
| Ireland | iNOG | IE | 53.349805 | -6.260310 |
| Japan | JANOG | JP | 35.689487 | 139.691706 |
| Manitoba, Canada | MBNOG | CA | 49.895136 | -97.138374 |
| Malaysia | MyNOG | MY | 3.139003 | 101.686855 |
| Myanmar | MMNOG | MM | 19.763306 | 96.078510 |
| Nepal | npNOG | NP | 27.717245 | 85.323960 |
| Netherlands | NLNOG | NL | 52.370216 | 4.895168 |
| New York, US | NYNOG | US | 40.712784 | -74.005941 |
| New Zealand | NZNOG | NZ | -41.286460 | 174.776236 |
| Nigeria | ngNOG | NG | 9.076479 | 7.398574 |
| North America | NANOG | N/A | 37.338208 | -121.886329 |
| Northern Ireland | Meetup Belfast | IE | 54.607868 | -5.926437 |
| Norway | NONOG | NO | 59.913869 | 10.752245 |
| Pacific Region | PacNOG | N/A | -18.124809 | 178.450079 |
| Pakistan | PKNOG | PK | 31.554606 | 74.357158 |
| Poland | PLNOG | PL | 52.229676 | 21.012229 |
| Portugal | PTNOG | PT | 38.722252 | -9.139337 |
| Romania | RONOG | RO | 44.426767 | 26.102538 |
| Rwanda | RWNOG | RW | -1.970579 | 30.104429 |
| South-East Europe | SEE | N/A | 45.748872 | 21.208679 |
| Serbia | RSNOG | RS | 44.786568 | 20.448922 |
| Singapore | SGNOG | SG | 1.352083 | 103.819836 |
| Slovakia | CSNOG | SK + CZ | 48.148598 | 17.107748 |
| Slovenia | SINOG | SI | 46.056947 | 14.505751 |
| Southern Africa | SAFNOG | N/A | -29.858680 | 31.021840 |
| Spain | ESNOG | ES | 40.416775 | -3.703790 |
| Sudan | SdNOG | SD | 15.500654 | 32.559899 |
| Sweden | SOF | SE | 59.329323 | 18.068581 |
| Switzerland | SwiNOG | CH | 46.947974 | 7.447447 |
| Tanzania | tzNOG | TZ | -6.162959 | 35.751607 |
| Turkey | TRNOG | TR | 41.008238 | 28.978359 |
| UK | UKNOF | GB | 52.48624 | -1.89040 |
| UK | London Network Automation Meetup | GB | 51.50735 | -0.12776 |
| UK | NetMcr | GB | 53.480759 | -2.242631 |
| Vietnam | VNNOG | VN | 21.027764 | 105.834160 |
RIPE Labs Articles about Network Operator Groups
Network Operators Groups - What, Why and How?
There is a slide set I use when I want to explain what needs to be considered when setting up a local NOG. It uses the Slovenian SINOG as a use case and should prove useful if you are setting up a NOG.
Results of the Network Operators Tools Hackathon
The RIPE NCC and iNOG organised a hackathon in June 2018, in Dublin. This review celebrates the achievements of the hackathon, invites you to use our results, and welcomes your contributions for future hackathons!
The Event-Organising Tools We Use - You Can Use Them Too!
We’ve open-sourced and documented some of the tools we use at our events. You can download and reuse these tools for your own event. We hope you find them useful.
Join the Network Operators Tools Hackathon
RIPE NCC and iNOG are co-hosting a hackathon in June 2018 in Dublin, with the focus on tools for network operators. We are looking for participants, sponsors, and interesting project proposals - you can apply today!
NOGs in the RIPE NCC Service Region
We surveyed the organisers of the Network Operator Groups (NOGs) in our service region to get a comprehensive overview of how these groups are run and the challenges they face in bringing together the technical communities in their countries and cities.
Are you French? Do you Love the Internet? Tell Your Story at RIPE 76!
The RIPE Diversity Task Force is looking for local network operator groups, hacker spaces, computer science students and other Internet-focused groups from the local area to take part and share local perspectives with the RIPE community.
Albanian Network Operators Are on the Move
The first Albanian Network Operators Forum (ALNOF) ended with a new NOG and an IXP!
Experiences from NLNOG Day 2017
The Dutch Network Operators Group had its annual conference on 8 September 2017 in Amsterdam. I was there to collect feedback about RIPE NCC services, talk about increasing diversity, organising hackathons and cross-connecting between communities.
The First Iranian NOG - IRNOG1
IRNOG is one of the youngest network operators groups. We organised our first meeting earlier this year and we are looking forward to work with other NOGs worldwide.
Ten Years of MENOG: What Have We Learned?
We have just concluded MENOG 17 in Muscat, Oman, which coincided with MENOG’s ten-year anniversary. It is no secret that MENOG has seen several ups and downs during the ten years since it came into existence. This journey has resulted in the accumulation of a tremendous amount of experience that has been vital in enabling us to organise one of our most successful events to date.
What we Learned Setting up NLNOG
Over the past few years, many new local Network Operator Groups (NOGs) have been set up, each of them defined by their own unique characteristics. We wanted to share some of our experiences from setting up the Netherlands Network Operator Group (NLNOG).
Impressions from NLNOG-day 2016
The Dutch Network Operators Group had its annual conference on 9 September 2016, in Amsterdam. Here are some impressions of the event.
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