[ipv6-hackathon] Round of introductions

Hi everybody,

Better late than never: I am a PhD student in France, working on improving
transport protocols on the Internet (improve overall latency, exploit
multipath, etc).  I like to tinker with both hardware and software, and I
am starting to have a good experience with testbeds (both building them
and using them for experiments).

Besides my work, I have been a free software and IPv6 enthusiast for a
number of years.  I am volunteering for a non-profit network operator (AS
51083) that has been active since 2010, and we deployed IPv6 in 2013/2014
thanks to Bird.

See you there,
Baptiste

On 31-10-17, sebastian büttrich / ITU wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> apologies also from me for my late answer-
> 
> i m sebastian -
> 
> one of your hosts here, and trying to make you feel as welcome as
> possible and let you have a great hackathon!
> 
> Else i am
> 
> <blurb>
> Research Lab Manager at the IT University of Copenhagen, works with
> embedded/pervasive systems, wireless technology, open source / free
> software and solar energy to build networks, systems, skills and
> capacity - as a manager, developer, architect, consultant and teacher.
> 
> This work is part based at the IT University of Copenhagen, part focused
> on developing countries and communities, especially in Asia and Africa.
> One current focus in his work for the NSRC is to help develop campus
> networks for research and education, with emphasis on global integration
> and sustainability.
> </blurb>
> 
> Looking forward to meeting you all,
> 
> best
> 
> sebastian
> 
> 
> On 10/30/2017 05:40 PM, Christian Teuschel wrote:
> > Apologies for my late introduction but academic obligations kept me
> > busy. Having said that a few days ago I finished my MBA in Big Data and
> > Business Analytics at the Amsterdam Business School. My thesis - and
> > that is the more important part - dealt with "Identifying Drivers for
> > IPv6 Deployment". Since the thesis is very fresh, I haven't had time to
> > publish any results but if you are interested I'd love to extend the
> > results with you! I'll provide you with more details in the next days
> > and at the venue.
> > 
> > In my professional life have been working at RIPE NCC's R&D department
> > for the past 6 years. I run RIPEstat and contribute to RIPE Atlas.
> > And last but not least, I'm looking forward to get to know you and work
> > with you!
> > 
> > All the best,
> > Christian
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > On 27/10/2017 04:05, Moritz Wilhelmy wrote:
> >> Hello everybody.
> >>
> >> I've been interested in IPv6 adaption ever since I got into self-hosting
> >> and I've always been trying to have all my services available on a
> >> dual-stack setup. I worked as a sysadmin for a university chair and
> >> later a web company, but neither of them allowed me to roll out IPv6. As
> >> such, it has bothered me that IPv6 adoption rate remains rather low
> >> considering how long it has been around for.
> >>
> >> Over the years, I've contributed to some open source operating systems
> >> (various Linux distros, FreeBSD and NetBSD) and a couple of IRC related
> >> projects, among other things. I know Python, Perl 5, sed/awk/grep/sh and
> >> C and I'm interested in writing system-level code, network services and
> >> web-backend code (I can't do frontend, sorry) that interfaces with
> >> system level code (I could imagine a web interface for dhcpd6 or
> >> something like that, although I'm not quite sure for which use case). I
> >> think I'd prefer to stay in userspace for this hackathon, but if someone
> >> comes up with an idea for a small kernel module I'm willing to try to
> >> help with that too (I have no experience with network drivers on any OS
> >> but I'm interested) and I can also help with one of the visualization
> >> projects. I think I'm better at helping out than coming up with a good
> >> idea by myself so instead I'll look at the projects that people come up
> >> with and just try to contribute to one of those.
> >>
> >> This is my first time attending any RIPE NCC event and hackathon and I'm
> >> already looking forward to it.
> >>
> >> I'm ente on IRC (and other places too).
> >>
> >> I'm glad I got this over with.
> >>
> >> See you there!
> >>
> >> Moritz
> >>
> >>
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