Over the last few DNS-OARC workshops, the idea of have a group inside the OARC community to create a DNS Best Current Practices set of documents. Last year at OARC 45 we started the OARC BCP initiative.
The goal was set to create a centralized gateway to introduce DNS best
operational practices to different actors.
A year later, where we are now and how should we shape the future of BCP...
Everybody is doing it, but strangely enough there is very little guidance on what are the important values are. Of course there is DSC, maintained by our host DNS-OARC. Is that enough? Does it help to detect DDoS? What are other failure modes to monitor for?
In this session we are trying to capture a list of monitoring options that can help operators to keep their servers running.
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DNS can be used as part of the identity of AI agents, and in the process of agent discovery. This session will look at IETF drafts and other specifications related to this with the intention of raising awareness for operators and implementors, and gathering thoughts on what the impact of this could be on the DNS.
A brief agenda:
Overview of standards and drafts in this area
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Who this if for: Recursive and Authoritative operators interested in deploying ADoX now or in the near future
Synopsis: This session will provide context on the benefits and practicalities of ADoX, and also current and future activities in this area
Agenda:
* Why do ADoX and what is Strict vs Opportunistic?
* Who is doing Opportunistic ADoX today and what are they doing (standards and...
Who is this for: Implementers and Operators interesting in gaining experience with OOTS
Synopsis: This session will dive into the details of a recent Internet Draft proposal for "Opportunistic Operator based SVCB transport signaling (OOTS)" which is an
alternative mechanism that enables a more controlled deployment of Opportunistic encrypted transports.
Reference material: [Latest WIP...
