it seems Google decided to reach out to wider community and use the freely available network stack for it’s own MPLS prototyping. the effect is complete MPLS LSR prototype described during recent NANOG 50 talk that’s also available as video. of course it’s quite interesting to see Google experimenting with that kind of solutions - maybe it will be connected to OpenFlow as non-academic exercise? will it become mainstay of new service provider networks?...
…as described by Claudio Jeker during last AsiaBSDCon can be found here and here for whitepaper. Henning Brauer, on the other hand, gave a very good packet filtering session and OpenBSD network stack in general during DC BSDCon 2009. video can be found here and slides here.
delivering good and interesting presentation is usually challenge people talk about a lot. and that doesn’t even account for sessions in your native or foreign language. presentation, or put in other way - communication between you and other people (one, two, thousand) can trigger sleepless nights and fear often balooning to irrational size (USA surveys show that fear of public speaking is put on the first place, before insects and - watch this - death itself!...