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[atlas] Updated RIPE Atlas roadmap
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dave
gboonie at gmail.com
Thu Dec 19 21:25:06 CET 2013
Hi Philip, Working via API is not something anyone can do. Also, it seem to me to be something for a measurement which was given quite some thought. The web UI allows novice users to do a quick test as a tool for faultfinding. No API knowledge needed. That is what I'm using Atlas for. Quick short tests from multiple points. Thanks for your response. > Op 19 dec. 2013 om 19:34 heeft Philip Homburg <philip.homburg at ripe.net> het volgende geschreven: > >> On 2013/12/19 19:26 , dave wrote: >> Also, I'd love to have constrains for probe selection. This would allow >> to ping from i.e. 3 probes in each AS. Please consider such a feature. > > Just thinking out loud, is this something that should be part of the web > UI? Before you know it, probe selection becomes some sort of complex > filter language that can do anything, but nobody knows how to use it. > > Instead, it may be worth doing these kinds of things through the API: > download the complete list of probes, apply your filter criteria and > then create a measurement that involves the probes that match.
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