Robert Kisteleki's scientific contributions
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Publications (4)
RIPE Atlas consists of ∼9.1K probes (as of Jan 2017) connected in core, access and home networks. RIPE Atlas has recently (Jul 2014) introduced a tagging mechanism for fine-grained vantage point selection of probes. These tags are subdivided into user and system tags. User tags are based on a manual process which is largely dependent on proactive p...
The user experience of an Internet service depends partly on the availability and speed of the Domain Name System (DNS). DNS operators continually need to identify and solve problems that can be located at the end user, a name server, or somewhere in between. In this paper, we show how DNSMON, a production service for measuring and comparing the av...
Multi-paradigm design is one of the emerging paradigm in software technology. Multi-paradigm helps the designer to choose the right paradigm for each problem domain. In one specific case of variable problem scenarious where the objects we use has little or no common structure but there is similar behaviour. In this cases we successfully use the par...
Citations
... Corneo et al. [22] conducted a global cloud reachability study targeting nine different cloud providers globally (same as this study) but over RIPE Atlas platform [81]. However, RIPE Atlas is known to be influenced by deployment biases as many vantage points are hosted within managed infrastructures, e.g., premises of network service providers, educational institutes, etc. [12,14,78] -hence not accurately representing the connectivity of real Internet users globally. ...
... The results of Atlas measurements are collected and stored in the Atlas backend infrastructure. Such measurements have been frequently used in the past for monitoring the status of critical Internet infrastructure, such as DNSMON [23], or for research purposes, such as evaluating the impact of the mutated lifestyle due to the COVID pandemic on network performance [10]. Internet performance is monitored using classical network tools. ...