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CanadianInternetRegistra:onAuthority(CIRA)L'AutoritéCanadiennepourlesEnregistrementsInternet(ACEI)
JacquesLatour2016-03-09
Agenda
• NewInternetExchangePoints(IXPs)acrossCanada
• MappingCanada’sInternetperformanceusingournewInternetPerformanceTool
• UpdateonD-ZoneDNSAnycastserviceoffering.
• Q&A
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CanadianIXPInfrastructure
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• 7establishedandopera:onalIXPsfrom2fiveyearsago
IXPBenefitstoCanada
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• Keyserviceposi:oningfor.CAinfrastructure– DNS,Registry,NTP,CIRAD-Zone,etc…
• BederglobalInternet(IPv4andIPv6)accesstosmallandmediumISPandfor.CA
• MovingtheheartoftheInternetintoCanada• Benefits:
– Lowerlatency,accesstoIPv6– Directaccesstoglobalcontentproviders– Internetrou:ngresiliency– TowardanautonomousCanadianInternet
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CIRA’sIPTPortal
• Canadianportal• Postalcode• Measure&Report:
– IPV6– DNSSEC– Uploadspeed– Downloadspeed– 96qualitymetrics
2015CanadianISPSummit8
CIRA’sInternetPerformanceTest
• EvolvingexperimenttomeasuretheperformanceandstateoftheCanadianInternet
• BasedonworldrenownedM-LabplahormandWeb100NetworkDiagnos:cTest(NDT)
• On-goingdevelopmentofacustomizedportaltomaketheinforma:onrelevanttoCanadians– Visuallybyaggrega:ngthedatabasedonpostalcode– Opensource,bymakingM-Labresultsfreelyavailable
2015CanadianISPSummit9
CanadianM-LabInfrastructure
2015CanadianISPSummit10
IPT uses 3 M-Lab nodes in Canada • Calgary, Toronto, Montreal Nodes are owned and operated by M-Lab http://www.measurementlab.net/infrastructure
CIRAIPTisaboutQualitynotQuan:ty
2015CanadianISPSummit11
Source: http://www.tagxedo.com/app.html?url=http%3A//cira.ca/IPT/results-help&shape=Classic&orientation=Any
D-ZoneAnycastDNS
• GlobalarchitecturewithnodeskeyInternethubs
• Simplemanagementinterfacefortrackingdomainac:vity(queryvolume,NXDOMAINS,etc)
• ItiscurrentlyinusebytwoTLDs(.CAand.KIWI)
A secondary DNS designed for Top Level Domain Registries
DDoS attacks can be over 100 Gbps - it is a best practice to back-up your DNS in a minimum of two clouds and with a minimum of two suppliers.
D-Zone is designed for the most rigorous demands of an always-on service ü Typical global node is built for
redundancy and scalability
ü DDoS resistant by providing two 10 GB paths via transit and local IXP
ü State of the art equipment deployed this past year
10 Gbps transit
Typical D-Zone Global Node
10 Gbps to peer
Router/ Load balancer
Stats Collector
DNS Servers
DNS Servers
IXP
AGLOBALANYCASTDNSSERVICEACROSSTWOCLOUDSANDBUILTTOSCALE
Cloud1Miami,FLLosAngeles,CALondon,UK*HongKong,CNCalgary,ABMontreal,QCToronto,ONWinnipeg,MB
Cloud2Vancouver,BCMontreal,QCToronto,ON
*directly peered node to six sites in the EU scales instantly