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Albertas Public, Digital Resource The Quilt - 2018 Winter Member Meeting Alyssa Moore, Policy & Strategy Analyst February 7, 2018 ABOUT me Policy & Strategy Analyst Policy, legislative analysis & compliance


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Alberta’s Public, Digital Resource

The Quilt - 2018 Winter Member Meeting Alyssa Moore, Policy & Strategy Analyst February 7, 2018

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ABOUT me

Policy & Strategy Analyst

  • Policy, legislative analysis & compliance

○ Telecommunications policy ○ Privacy & security

  • Government relations

○ Advising ○ Facilitating opportunities ○ Advocating for our membership community

  • Participating in the wider Internet community

○ American Registry for Internet Numbers [Advisory Council] ○ Internet Society Canada Chapter [Program & Events Committee) ○ CIRA (.ca) [Community Investment Program Committee & Nominating Committee] ○ City of Calgary [Smart Cities Community Team]

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Cybera is one of 12 provincial and territorial network partners who, together with CANARIE, form the National Research and Education Network

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Alberta Area: 255,541 mi² Population: 4 million

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Alberta

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Albertans Connected to Cybera Cybera Member Organization Breakdown 665,096

Students or Employees (Full Time Equivalent)

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K-12 and Post-Secondary Institutions Students Connecting to Cybera

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Funding & Finances

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Staff: 33 Teams: 6

  • Project and Partnership Development
  • Infrastructure and Tech Services

○ Network ○ Operations ○ Development

  • Finance and Administration
  • Communications & Policy

Strategic Pillars: 4

  • CONNECT (Network)
  • ENABLE (Cloud and data science)
  • SHARE (Shared services)
  • ADVOCATE (Policy, communications, advocacy)

Numbers

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Connect

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Cybera Network Initiatives

  • Network Growth and Redundancy
  • Pilot Project

○ Dynamic Bandwidth Control

  • Local Internet Exchanges
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Bandwidth Increases

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Internet Buying Group Peering Service

Price as of February 2018: $2.25/Mbps Monthly paid service, based on FTEs at the organization:

  • Less than 1,000 FTE — $50/month
  • 1,001 - 10,000 FTE — $100/month
  • More than 10,000 FTE — $500/month
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Building Infrastructure

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Pilot Projects

Dynamic Bandwidth Control – SDN/NFV Research Project

  • Provide minimum bandwidth guarantee to clients, while allowing all active

clients in the network to fairly share any spare capacity.

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Enable

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Rapid Access Cloud

Examples of use:

  • A Minecraft world that let K-12 students simulate the

life of pioneers

  • Housing a social media app created by University of

Calgary researchers

  • Helping local animators render their films in the cloud
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Data Science

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Share

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Firewall as a Service

  • Inspired by hosted FW pilot
  • Grant from Alberta Education
  • Leveraging Cybera’s network

and cloud expertise

  • Openstack / KVM + FW of

choice (Paloalto, pfSense + CIRA D-Zone combo)

  • Infrastructure Self-service

model

  • Disruption of current practices?

(launch Q1 2018)

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  • Piloted with 12 school

authorities from December 2015 to November 2017, funded by Alberta Education

  • Production ready for this spring

K-12 Identity Federation

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ShareIT Savings for Alberta Education: $1.66 Million

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Advocate

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Municipal

  • Van Horne Institute’s ‘Digital

Futures’ events bring together rural municipalities from around the province to discuss connectivity

  • Partnering with cities on

network builds, and advocating for access to dark fibre & Internet Exchange Points

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Provincial

  • SuperNet
  • Report on the State of

Network Infrastructure in Alberta

  • Workshops on rural

broadband

  • Alberta Data Analytics

Exchange

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National

  • CRTC Interventions:

○ Wholesale fibre access ○ Basic Service Objective ○ Reseller registration

  • bligation
  • Government of Canada RFIs
  • CANARIE and provincial NREN

coordination

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International

  • American Registry for

Internet Numbers (ARIN) Advisory Council

  • Monitoring policy and

legislation from abroad: ○ General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR in Europe) ○ Policy developments in USA

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www.cybera.ca | @cybera

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Thank you!

cybera.ca | @cybera alyssa.moore@cybera.ca