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[dns-wg] More anchors involved in DNSMON measurements
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Peter Koch
pk at DENIC.DE
Tue Jul 15 10:12:51 CEST 2014
Hi Robert, > Due to the growth of numbers in active RIPE Atlas anchors, we started > involving more anchors from outside our service region in DNSMON > measurements. This has a natural effect on the visualisations: the newly > involved anchors don't have a measurement history yet, so they show up as > "no data" before the addition. thanks for the heads up and good to see the measurement network is growing! Could you please elaborate a bit on how you select the anchors per TLD/domain monitored and what your thoughts re stability (of the anchor set over time) and comparability (of the sets used for one domain vs another) are? I wonder whether it would scale to run all measurements from all the anchors and then only "customize" the covering set for the display. -Peter
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