RIPE Atlas Update. Robert Kisteleki RIPE NCC

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1 Update Robert Kisteleki RIPE NCC

2 Introduction

3 Coverage 3

4 Coverage 4

5 Measurement Devices 5 v1 & v2: Lantronix XPort Pro v3: TP-Link TL-MR3020 powered from USB port - Does not work as a wireless router - Same functionality as the old probe anchor: Soekris net

6 Numbers: October ,800+ probes connected 3,000+ active users this year 1,000+ built-in measurements daily 5,000+ user-defined measurements daily - Four types of user-defined measurements available to probe hosts and RIPE NCC members: ping, traceroute, DNS, SSL Goal by end 2014: - 10,000 connected probes

7 Contacting 7 Mailing list for active users: ripe-atlas@ripe.net Articles & updates on RIPE Labs: Questions: atlas@ripe.net and #RIPEAtlas

8 Feature Highlights Recap

9 Internet Traffic Maps 9

10 Probe Page 10

11 Seismograph: Ping Visualisation 11 - Multiple ping measurements in one view - Stacked chart and interactive control panel Go to Results / Anchors / choose one from the list / Ping massimo_candela/ seismograph-user-guide

12 Credits Overview 12 My Atlas / Credits Give credits to someone

13 Getting to and Parsing Results 13 Click on msm, then Download Or: go to URL Or: use API Results in JSON Libraries for parsing available on github &

14 Network Monitoring

15 Creating Status Checks 15 Status Checks work via ' RESTful API - You define the alert parameters, for example: - threshold for the % of probes that successfully received a reply - how many most recent measurements to base the status on - what is the maximum packet loss acceptable Documentation -

16 Network Monitoring 16 Network operators use tools for monitoring health of networks - such as Nagios & Icinga Tools can receive input from, via API Benefits: - doing pings from 500 out of probes around the world - looking at your network from the outside - plug into your existing practices

17 Integration with Monitoring Systems 17 Three easy steps: 1. Create a ping measurement 2. Go to status checks URL 3. Add your alerts in Icinga or Nagios

18 Icinga Examples 18 Community of operators contributed configuration code - making use of the built-in check_http plugin GitHub repo examples - Post on Icinga blog -

19 Recent Use Cases

20 Wikimedia Example 20 Measuring the latency of sites for users worldwide. - Together, we identified ways to decrease latency and improve performance Map code is available - please contribute to improve it -

21 More Success Stories 21 IXP: Measuring the effect of installing L-root in Belgrade / SOX DNS: Looking for most popular instances of.fr anycast servers Events: Measuring Internet outages in Turkey & Sudan

22 DNSMON 22 Currently monitoring small selection of TLD zones - root name servers & 30 cctlds & few gtlds - new zones will be added later this year On the roadmap: domain checks Members/fatemah_mafi/ an-updated-dnsmonitoring-service

23 Upcoming Features

24 Coming Soon: Using Probe Tags 24 Users can tag their probes any way the like The commonly used tags are available to everyone The system also tags them automatically (non)working IPv6, IPv4, DNS (A/AAAA), Coming up: use these tags when scheduling measurements measure from home or not measure from broken or working IPv6 probes Combine this with other filters (eg. country)

25 Coming Soon: New MSM UI + Form 25 We re moving to a more user friendly layout Includes fully revamped scheduler form - Much nicer, involves less clicks to achieve something - Can also give you API compatible output

26 APIs, APIs, APIs 26 Measurement API: - query/search, create, change, stop, Probe API: query/search Probe archive / bulk access API Coming up: - Anchors - Anchoring measurements - Result streaming

27 Coming Soon: Result Streaming 27 Tap into the real-time data flow For public data only

28 Questions?