We are thrilled to announce that registration for OARC 43 is now open! The event will take place on October 26–27, 2024, right before the RIPE NCC RIPE 89 meeting, at the same venue.
DNS-OARC is now accepting presentation proposals for OARC 43. Share your expertise with the DNS community.
Submit your proposals by July 23, 2024, 23:59 UTC.
All DNS-related subjects and discussion topics are welcome!
More details at https://www.dns-oarc.net/oarc43
After we successfully hosted the DNS Community Day @ APRICOT 2024 in Bangkok, OARC President, Phil Regnauld, engaged in a conversation with George Michaelson from APNIC, exploring the diverse aspects of DNS-OARC
[Listen to the Podcast]
As part of wider outreach activities we hosted the inaugural DNS Community Day last month during APRICOT 2024 in Bangkok, Thailand.
In our latest blog, DNS-OARC President, Phil Regnauld, recounts the key highlights, and pivotal discussions that transpired in the run-up to and during the meeting. The event left us inspired and informed about the future direction of our initiatives.
Read about the recent updates to our software and about the new exciting project for DITL data!
https://dnsoarc.medium.com/development-update-2401-4eb79c0e3096
Wishing you a joyous New Year from DNS-OARC! We hope you had a delightful holiday, and we eagerly anticipate collaborating with you in the coming year.
We’d like to introduce you to the Programme Committee (PC) for 2024 as well as update you on OARC 42. The Board decided for 2024 to extend the size of the PC to 9 members. [Full Article]
Attention, hitchhikers of the DNS galaxy! DNS-OARC is delighted to announce the opening of registration for OARC 42. Get ready for a two-day hybrid conference on February 8–9, 2024, right here on Earth, in Charlotte, NC, USA.
Call for Papers (CFP) has been extended until November 28, 2023.
An international gathering of DNS experts transcended geographical challenges and inclement weather, fostering a forum for the exchange of invaluable insights. As we reflect on this event, we request your participation in the workshop survey, open until October 1st. Delve further into the discussions and discoveries from OARC 41 in our comprehensive workshop summary [https://bit.ly/OARC41Recap]. Your input is crucial as we advance the DNS field.