Anatomy of Internet eXchange Points (IXP) Ecosystem in Brazil - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Anatomy of Internet eXchange Points (IXP) Ecosystem in Brazil Samuel Henrique Bucke Brito Mateus Augusto Silva Santos Ramon dos Reis Fontes Danny Alex Lachos Perez Christian Esteve Rothenberg Department of Computer Engineering and Industrial
Department of Computer Engineering and Industrial Automation (DCA) Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering (FEEC) University of Campinas (UNICAMP) Department of Computer Engineering and Industrial Automation (DCA) Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering (FEEC) University of Campinas (UNICAMP)
Introduction and Background Methodology Analysis and Results Conclusion Future Work
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A neutral-carrier infrastructure Host the interconnection of many ASes Provides a layer-2 switch fabric for its members Allow bilateral agreements through direct connections Allow multilateral agreements through route-servers Improve the Internet performance in its location
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Figure 1a. General Architecture of an IXP
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fjgures extracted from NIC.br Course for Autonomous Systems
directly between ASes (without an IXP) through an IXP
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fjgures extracted from NIC.br Course for Autonomous Systems
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Location of Each Brazilian IXP (fjgure extracted from http://www.ptt.br)
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Introduction and Background Methodology Analysis and Results Conclusion Future Work
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1st source of information:
2nd (and most important) source of information:
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Figure 1b. Example Graph of PTT-VIX (Vitória, ES)
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Introduction and Background Methodology Analysis and Results Conclusion Future Work
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Table 2. Analysis of ASes Profjle in PTTMetro
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Figure 3. Distribution of Graphs' Degrees Figure 2. Average Degree of Graphs by ASN a) PTT-DF b) PTT-MG c) PTT-VIX a) PTT-DF b) PTT-MG c) PTT-VIX
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Figure 4. Depth of AS-PATHs
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PTT-SP is “out of the curve” because it was afgected by fjlters!
a) Isolated Depth b) Cumulated Depth
Table 3. Density of Peers in PTTMetro
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Table 4. AS-Prepend Analysis in PTTMetro
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Figure 5b. Density Figure 5a. k3 and k4 Communities
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Figure 5a. k3 and k4 Communities Figure 5c. Larger Communities
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Introduction and Background Methodology Analysis and Results Conclusion Future Work Publications
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By reproducing the connectivity graphs of each
For the best of our knowledge, this novel
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Once half of all 26 IXPs of PTTMetro did not allow the
→ by the way, we were already attended by them! :-)
Build a temporal analysis with new samples (snapshots) Verify the size of IPv4 and IPv6 prefjxes Propose a new metric to measure the peering between ASes Enhance our study of communities to infer new results SDN Peering
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