RIPE NCC Tools and Services - An Update

Telegraf is an open-source server agent designed to collect metrics from stacks, sensors, and systems — with nearly 300 inputs and outputs. Telegraf Operator makes it easy to use Telegraf for monitoring your Kubernetes workloads. It enables developers to define a common output destination for all metrics, and configure Sidecar monitoring on your application pods using annotations. With the Telegraf sidecar container added, it will collect data and start pushing the metrics to a time series database, like InfluxDB. Discover how to use the Telegraf Operator as a control center for managing individual Telegraf instances which are deployed throughout Kubernetes clusters. Find out how to use the InfluxDB and Telegraf Operator to monitor and get metrics from your Kubernetes workloads. Join this webinar as InfluxData's Pat Gaughen and Wojciech Kocjan provide: InfluxDB & Telegraf overview Telegraf Operator deep-dive Live demos of sample deployments!

Presentation given by Mirjam Kühne & Nathalie Trenaman at DKNOG 10 in Copenhagen, Denmark on 12 March 2020

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Mirjam Kühne & Nathalie Trenaman
RIPE NCC
RIPE NCC Tools and
Services - An Update
Mirjam Kühne & Nathalie Trenaman | March 2020 | DKNOG 10

Kühne & Trenaman | March 2020 | DKNOG 10
RIPE Atlas Probes
• 11,000+ probes connected
- In Denmark: 147
• Now distributing Version 4 probes
- NanoPi NEO Plus2 with 512MB RAM and heat sink
- Further information: atlas.ripe.net/docs/probe-v4/
• Stock and distribution
- Currently waiting on next batch of probes
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Probes perform a variety of active measurements: ping, traceroute, DNS,
HTTP(S), SSL/TLS, NTP

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RIPE Atlas Anchors
• 650+ anchors connected
• 250+ of these are VM anchors
- A non-hardware option for
anchor hosts
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Anchors are probes with enhanced measurement capacity
Set up at special locations to act as highly reliable measurement targets

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RIPE Atlas Software Probes
• 280 software probes registered
• Install and run on your virtual machines,
home routers, servers, etc.
• Currently supporting:
- CentOS 7 and 8; Debian (9 and 10) and
Raspbian; Docker; Turris Routers
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Released on 12 February 2020
They work just like regular probes

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User-to-User Connections
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Visualisations that sketch the different ways in which end-users are
interconnected within a country
• Paths between networks (end-to-end)
• Do they go through an IXP?
- https://sg-pub.ripe.net/ixp-country-
jedi/

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Denmark
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A New RIPEstat UI
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New prototype UI, available to all users
Will replace the existing frontend
• Faster, more modern
interface
• Mobile-friendly
https://alpha-ui.stat.ripe.net

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New Translation Feature
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Reliable translations in the RIPEstat prototype UI
• Translations for key
interface elements
• Support for eight
languages
• Users can upload
translations

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RIS Data
• Do we have redundancy in the data?
• Is RIS diverse enough?
- And what does this mean for RIS Live, BGPlay?
• Current strategy: add route collectors at IXPs
- Do we need a different strategy that provides more diversity?
• https://labs.ripe.net/Members/emileaben/how-diverse-is-ris
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RIS Diversity
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RIS Live
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Stream BGP data in real time. Monitor and detect routing events
anywhere in the world as those events occur
• Choose from a variety of filters
to see whatever BGP messages
are of interest to you
- https://ris-live.ripe.net/

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Other Tools and Visualisations
• We provide a host of other
other prototype tools and
visualisations supported by
RIPE Atlas and RIS
• Detailed list available on
RIPE Labs:
- https://labs.ripe.net/tools
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RPKI in Your Region
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source: https://lirportal.ripe.net/certification/content/static/statistics/world-roas.html
Country % Addreses Accuracy
DK 40% 100,0%
NL 76% 99,9%
NO 43% 100,0%
SE 49% 100,0%
FI 69% 99,9%
DE 51% 99,9%
FR 77% 99,4%
BE 24% 100%%
IT 12% 99,9%

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