OARC 37 is planned to be a hybrid online and in-person meeting on February 17th and 18th 2022 starting at 16:00 UTC (10:00 CST). The onsite part of the meeting will be held in Austin, Texas.
The Programme Committee is seeking contributions from the community.
All DNS-related subjects and suggestions…
Here are some DNS-OARC development highlights from the past couple of months. These updates are usually bi-monthly and previous ones are available on our Medium blog.
With the release of dnsperf v2.7.0 in August, we have added support for DNS-over-HTTPS!
This work was possible by funding from the Mozilla Open…
DNS-OARC’s third OARConline is coming up in a couple of weeks on September 8th, starting at 15:00 UTC. It will last for a couple of hours and we have six presentations lined up.
This will be followed by a post-Workshop Bring Your Own Drink and Let’s Chat! …
Here are some DNS-OARC development highlights from the past couple of months. These updates are usually bi-monthly but this one is a summer edition special. Previous articles can be found on our Medium blog.
A way to create your own dnsjit modules is now available!
… become a part of our dynamic international team
OARC currently has the following positions open to work on specific projects:
This is a 2–3 month project to complete implementation of the DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) Protocol in our existing open-source dnsperf testing tool. …
Here are some DNS-OARC development highlights from the past couple of months. These updates are usually bi-monthly and previous ones are available on our Medium blog.
As I mentioned in my previous blog post, the DNS-over-HTTPS project for dnsperf continued and the next phase was to re-factor the engine and…
Here are some DNS-OARC development highlights from the past couple of months. These updates are usually bi-monthly and previous ones are available on our Medium blog.
The December update was replaced by another blog post on APNIC’s blog, this time it was about how DNSTAP support in DSC can allow…
In this blogpost we outline OARC’s position regarding DNS-over-TLS, DNS-over-HTTPS and related technologies.
Ensuring that the DNS infrastructure and traffic is secure aligns well with OARC’s mission, and with DNSSEC now widely available to detect tampering with the integrity of DNS traffic, it’s clear the next effort should focus on…
OARC 34 will be an online workshop and is planned to take place over the course of two days:
February 4th (16:00–21:00 UTC)
and
February 5th (16:00–18:00 UTC)This will be around 4–6 hours of content / at least 8–12 presentations.
Registration is required to attend and participate in the…
