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Agenda

CAPIF 3 will take place on 24-25 September 2024, in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. All times shown are local times.

Tuesday, 24 September

Meeting Room: The Grand Ballroom

Time Session

09:00-10:15

Introduction to Peering and Peering Forums 101

This session will provide participants with a basic understanding of everything they need to know to start talking about peering and interconnection. It will help explain not only the technical aspects of interconnection but also how to interact with other peering prospects and how to become more involved in the peering ecosystem. The main topics include:

  • Peering vs Transit
  • Peering economics
  • Getting started with tools and databases
  • The interpersonal aspect of peering and the importance of 1:1s.

Nishal Goburdhan, Packet Clearing House (PCH)

10:15-10:20

Peering Personals

10:20-11:00

Coffee Break | Parallel High-Level Event (By invitation only)

11:00-11:20

Official Opening: High-Level Statements and Updates

  • Zhumamudun Zhumaliev, First Deputy Minister of Digital Development of the Kyrgyz Republic (TBC)
  • Hans Petter Holen, Managing Director and CEO, RIPE NCC
  • Nurlan Madaminov, General Director, Kyrgyztelecom
  • Salavat Ormoshev, Executive Director, Association of Network Operators of Kyrgyz Republic

11:20-13:00

Measuring Connectivity and Pathways

This session will present a range of research on connectivity opportunities and developments in Central Asia as well as beyond the region.

  • The Central Asian Internet: Recursive Resolvers and Regional Latencies
    Jim Cowie, Internet History Initiative (20 min)
  • Interconnectivity in Central Asia: 2 years later
    Alex Semenyaka, RIPE NCC (25 min)
  • Bridging regions: Caucasus Pathway to Global Connectivity for Central Asia
    Thomas Mazejian, Principal Consultant, Wireless 2020 (20 min)
  • Internet Resiliency in Central Asia
    Aftab Siddiqui, Senior Internet Technology Manager, Internet Society (25 min)

Q&A (10 min)

Moderator: Shavkat Sabirov, Internet Association of Kazakhstan, CAPIF 3 PC member

13:00-14:30

Lunch

14:30-16:00

Connectivity in Central Asia and beyond

Hear from some of the largest telecom providers and Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in the region on the current and future interconnection landscape in Central Asia.

  • Nurlan Madaminov, General Director, Kyrgyztelecom, Kyrgyzstan (20 min)
  • Nurlan Meirmanov, Chief Director for Innovation, Kazakhtelecom, Kazakhstan (20 min) (TBC)
  • Ozodkhon Davlatshoev, CEO, Tcell, Tajikistan (20 min)
  • Makhmud Akhmetov, Deputy Head of Branch, Uzbektelecom, Uzbekistan (20 min)

Q&A (10 min)

Moderator: Vahan Hovsepyan, RIPE NCC

16:00-16:30

Coffee Break

16:30-17:30

Peering Bilateral Meetings
Meeting room: Meeting Room 1+2
This is a dedicated session for participants interested in peering to hold bilateral meetings during the conference. This is a popular networking activity at other peering and interconnection forums.

19:00-00:00

Networking Event
Dinner at Promzona

Wednesday, 25 September

Meeting Room: Grand Ballroom

Time Session

09:00-09:05

IXP Day: Opening and Introduction

Vahan Hovsepyan, RIPE NCC

09:05-09:10

Peering Personals

09:10-10:30

IXP Challenges and Capacity Building

This session will highlight some of the challenges and opportunities for the development of the peering landscape in the region

  • Why is peering so important?
    Dmitriy Melnik, Technical Trainer and Development Officer, RIPE NCC (20 min)

    Panellists
  • Maxat Nassipbekov, State IXP in Kazakhstan, Director of Department, State Technical Service (15 min)
  • Networks in Kazakhstan - Present and Future
    Oleg Yemelyanov, Founder, NOG.KZ (15 min)
  • IXP in a Box - Myth or Reality?
    Alexander Ilin, CTO, MSK-IX (15 min)

Q&A (15 min)

Moderator: Bahrom Nasirjanov, Manager, TT Mobile, CAPIF 3 PC  Member

10:30-11:00

Coffee Break

11:00-12:30

IXP Panel

In this session, different IXPs from the region will discuss the issues connected with starting an IXP, getting resources, legislative and regulatory frameworks and possible ways of contributing to the regional Internet development.

  • Salavat Ormoshev, Director, Association of Network Operators of Kyrgyzstan (15 min)
  • Makhmud Akhmetov, Ibrat Mukhammadyaminov, Uztelecom (15 min)
  • Shukhrat Akhundjanov, Director, BCC, TAS-IX (15 min)
  • A New IXP as an Option to Improve Regional Connectivity: The DVO-IX Story
    Roman Zelinksy, IHome LLC (15 min)
  • Madina Botirova, CEO, KG-IX (15 min)

Q&A (15 min)

Moderator: Nikolay Metlyuk, Piter-IX

12:30-14:00

Lunch

14:00-15:10

Measuring and Securing the Internet

This session will focus on some tools and methodologies to measure the Internet, its stability and resilience.

  • Edge Control: Serving traffic Effectively to People
    Ben Ryall, Meta (20 min) online
  • IXP Tracker, Resilience Index, and Content Locality
    Hanna Kreitem, Internet Society (20 min)
  • Advancing Internet Connectivity in Central Asia: The Role of IPv6 Uptake, ROAs and ROV
    Qasim Lone, Specialist Research Engineer, RIPE NCC (15 min)
  • Peering with RIS and How We Use the Data for RIPEstat
    Ties de Kock, Specialist Software Engineer, RIPE NCC (15 min)

Moderator: Aziz Akhundjanov, Director of Telecommunications, Telekom; CAPIF 3 PC Member

15:10-15:40

Coffee Break

15:40-16:40

View from Iran

  • Routing Security in Iran and Central Asia
    Milad Afshari, Enterprise Network Planning Manager, MTN-Irancell (20 min)
  • BBR: A Deep Dive into the Latest IETF Draft
    Seyed Pouria Mousavizadeh Tehrani, Hoopad Cloud, Technical Manager (20 min)
  • TCP Congestion Avoidance: A Modern Solution to an Old Problem
    Ehsan Ghazizadeh Ahsaie, Cafebazaar Cloud (20 min) (TBC)

Moderator: Milad Afshari, MTN-Irancell, CAPIF 3 PC Member

16:40-17:50

DNS Management and Security

  • DNSSEC Automation: Advanced Solutions and Innovation for Registrars in Automation and Parking
    Rasuljon Kodiriy, Uzinfocom (15 min)
  • What KINDNS Means for DNS Security?
    Mikhail Anisimov, Senior Manager, Global Stakeholder Engagement, ICANN (15 min)
  • DNScontrol: Version-Controlled DNS Management for Modern Networks
    Kourosh Tafreshi, Bolt Technology (20 min)
  • Advancements in CDN Load Balancing: The Journey from DNS to Modern Solutions
    Saber Mesgari (20 min)

Moderator: Tayfun Ozaltin, RIPE NCC

17:50-18:00

Closing Remarks

Hisham Ibrahim, Chief Community Officer, RIPE NCC

18:00-20:00

Closing Reception

Novotel Hotel