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PQ 152: An IETF Update On RIFT, BIER, SD-WAN And More
Today, an update on some compelling projects at IETF 102. Ours guest are Jeff Tantsura and Russ White.
We review the following projects to see what’s new and understand what problems they’re solving:
- RIFT (Routing In Fat Trees)
- BIER (Bit Indexed Explicit Replication)
- PPR (Preferred Path Routing)
- YANG data modeling
We also look at the state of SD-WAN, which is a bit of the Wild West, to look at standards and interoperability efforts underway.
Jeff is the Head of Technology Strategy at Nuage Networks. He’s also deeply involved with the IETF as the Chair of Routing Area Working Group, the Chair of Routing In Fat Trees, a Member of Internet Architecture Board, and a Member of IP Stack Evolution.
Jeff has recorded with us several times before, most recently on Priority Queue 126, where Greg chatted with Jeff about the future of data center fabrics. Jeff, welcome back to Packet Pushers.
Russ White is a network architect, author, and blogger. Rush also chairs the Interface to Routing System and the Babel routing protocol efforts at the IETF, and is a reviewer in the IETF’s Routing Area Directorate.
Show Links:Jeff Tantsura IETF work – IETF
Russ White’s IETF work – IETF
RIFT NANOG presentation – NANOG via YouTube
RIFT Working Group – IETF
BIER Working Group – IETF
Preferred Path Routing (PPR) drafts – IETF
SD-WAN service model draft – IETF
YANG Explorer – Cisco DevNet
Priority Queue 126 – The Future of Data Center Fabrics from IETF 99 – Packet Pushers
Rule11.tech – Russ White s blog
Computer Networking Problems and Solutions: An innovative approach to building resilient, modern networks – Russ White and Ethan Banks
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