Abstract
James Bensely (Inter.Link), Andy Clyde (ISOC, Pulse), and Aaron Hughes (6Connect) will discuss PeeringDB's draft spec for a new API. It's designed to be served from multiple locations, support incremental sync, daily snapshots, and new efficient queries, like an exchange with its members.
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Speakers
James Bensley
Leo Vegoda
Leo has been involved with Internet operations and unique identifiers since the late 1990s. He provides bespoke services to Internet infrastructure organisations. Previously, he managed Internet Number Resources in ICANN’s IANA team, and registration services at the RIPE NCC.
Through participation in RIPE and IETF, Leo is the author of several RIPE documents and a handful of RFCs dealing with Internet Number Resources.
Andy Clyde
Since March 2021 I have worked as Senior Application Developer at the Internet Society. I contribute to a number of applications, notably Pulse and before that MANRS, and am mainly focused on backend/API development and server infrastructure.
I started wrangling computer code as a child on the ZX81 and the ZX Spectrum and have been passionate about computers and coding ever since. I started my working life in the music scene in Oxford, UK, where I set up an online shop selling CDs, merchandise, and MP3 downloads in the late 1990s. Since then, I have worked in a variety of roles in companies ranging from small start-ups to large multinationals. I have worked in many areas including event ticket sales, publishing, digital wallets, gardening software, and most recently before I joined the Internet Society, an educational platform providing online learning tools for children aged 11 to 16.
Aaron Hughes
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