Registry RIPE NCC
Autonomous system
- aut-num:
- AS213372
- as-name:
- FILTIWANNETWORK
- descr:
- Filtiwan Network
- as-set:
- AS-FILTIWANNETWORK
- created:
- 2020-04-14
- source:
- RIPE
Personal research network · RIPE NCC · since 2020
Filtiwan Network (AS213372) is a personal, non-profit autonomous system. We run an independent backbone to research next-generation programmable data planes and hybrid virtualization.
01 Network
Public routing records, interconnection details and upstream connectivity for AS213372.
Registry RIPE NCC
Origin AS213372 RPKI valid
| Prefix | AFI | ROA |
|---|---|---|
| 150.241.67.0/24 | IPv4 | valid · /24 |
| 2a0e:b107:8e0::/44 | IPv6 | valid · ≤ /48 |
| 2a10:2f00:128::/48 | IPv6 | valid · /48 |
ROA column: validation state and maximum length.
Interconnection 4 upstreams
Diverse IP transit from four upstream providers.
02 Engineering
Our infrastructure is designed as a live laboratory, with strict isolation between the management, control and data planes.
OverlayMP-BGP EVPN
An MP-BGP EVPN control plane over VXLAN encapsulation, with IP prefixes carried as EVPN Type-5 routes.
UnderlayIGP
A distributed topology with OSPF as the underlay IGP, distributing loopback reachability.
HostsRouting on the host
Proxmox VE nodes run FRRouting and take part in the routing domain directly, announcing /32 and /128 routes. No Layer 2 to stretch between hosts.
HardwareMulti-vendor
A resilient multi-vendor IP fabric, integrated with the Proxmox compute nodes.
Hardware In-house
We build our own PLCs and run them on custom firmware. They drive the automation and supervision of our server room.
The server room →Software
A diverse set of languages for core routing logic, automation and backend management.
03 Facility
AS213372 runs on its own hardware: a small server room in Hauts-de-France, built for self-sufficiency and redundancy, from the power path to the routers.
Power Automatic transfer
One utility feed, backed by a diesel generator. A DeepSea controller runs the automatic transfer; redundant UPS units bridge the switchover and feed remotely switchable APC PDUs.
Compute 1 rack
Five to nine hypervisors, deployed on the fly, sharing a hyper-converged Ceph pool, with a separate tier for cold data.
Network
Routers are always deployed redundantly, and the firewalls run as a high-availability cluster.
Environment
Precision cooling, and a raised technical floor watched by sensors.
Automation In-house
Waveshare and Minkels I/O modules, driven and supervised by our own code on Raspberry Pi, with Modbus and SNMP used throughout.
The generator transfer is handled on its own by a DeepSea controller, which monitors and manages the genset and reports back to the I/O.
04 Research
Working past the limits of the standard Linux networking stack, from the driver hook up to purpose-built unikernels.
R1 Active
XDP (eXpress Data Path) runs our code in the driver's receive path, before the kernel
allocates an sk_buff. We use it for high-performance firewalling,
DDoS mitigation and security enhancements.
Current experiments include low-level encryption offload, to cut the CPU cost of a secure proxy.
R2 Active
We develop our own control protocols that drive XDP maps, for finer control over network flows.
R3 Porting
We are porting our network code to Unikraft unikernels. Network functions run as specialized, single-address-space machine images, without general-purpose OS overhead.
R4 Upcoming release
We believe in open research. We are preparing to release our internal XDP hooks, control-plane utilities and automation scripts to the public.
05 Team
The engineers maintaining the non-profit backbone.
Lead architect
Network Engineer @ Ikoula
Specialist in core routing, routing policies, and C/PHP development. Based in Reims.
LinkedIn profileOps & infrastructure
PLC Engineer @ IPTE
Multidisciplinary engineer (PLC, electronics, electrical) bringing a fresh perspective to infrastructure automation and maintenance.
LinkedIn profile06 Contact
Please reference AS213372 in all correspondence.
Operations
Peering requests, routing issues and general enquiries.
Abuse
Spam, attacks or unlawful content originating from AS213372 address space.
§ Informations légales
Informations prévues par l'article 6 de la loi n° 2004-575 du 21 juin 2004 pour la confiance dans l'économie numérique (LCEN).
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