Rare project developers

[mc36 <>]

hi,
please fill in the doodle if you're willing to participate in the hackathon 
in person...
(if not, then please click "cannot attend" at the bottom of the page, just to 
see that opinion too!)
https://doodle.com/poll/aspf2pgukfq5mhnk?utm_source=poll&utm_medium=link
thanks,
cs



On 1/19/22 16:14, Tim Chown wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We did try for IETF 112 to organise a hackathon around bier and AMT multicast 
> that would include RARE/FreeRtr/P4 Lab, but with the others interested (Jake 
> at Akamai, Greg at Cisco, Lenny at Cisco, and others) we never homed in on a 
> specific proposal.  But we could try again.
>
> There is a call to discuss multicast later today (in 45 mins, 5pm CET!) if 
> interested; RARE/FreeRtr are on the table again, and the tests we might agree 
> to run in/out of the P4 lab using AMT or other translators.  There is now 
> thanks to Csaba AMT for FreeRtr.  The call is at:
> https://jisc.zoom.us/j/99563770580?pwd=K3Z5LzdNNWNrL2I0ZUw0Rm03dWkyUT09
>
> Or a hackathon focused on RARE/FreeRtr rather than multicast is also possible.
>
> Tim
>
> > On 17 Jan 2022, at 12:43, mc36 <> wrote:
> >
> > hi,
> > vienna is very close to budapest and one of my favorite cities soooo
> > yeahhh, i have a strong will to participate......
> >
> > moreover, budapest-vienna is 1.5h by train, so if there is an interest
> > from anybody, i can offer a visit to my homenet where basically
> > everything except the microwave runs rare/freerouter... :)
> > regards,
> > cs
> >
> >
> >
> > On 1/17/22 11:49, Simon Leinen wrote:
> > > To general surprise, the IETF announced that the next meeting (IETF
> > > 113[1]) will be hybrid again (after many virtual-only meetings due to
> > > COVID-19), with the on-site part in Europe, Vienna to be precise.
> > > As usual, there will be a hackathon[2] organized on the first weekend
> > > (19/20 March).  If we want to propose something around RARE/FreeRTR, we
> > > can add it to the Wiki page[3].
> > > What do people think? Would this be a nice opportunity for the growing
> > > RARE/FreeRTR community to try to meet physically(!?)? Or is it too soon?
> > > I guess it strongly depends on who would be willing to travel to Vienna
> > > in mid-March - just eight weeks from now.  I for one would give this a
> > > try, but what about the key folks such as Csaba, Fr  d  ric, Alex, Carmen,
> > > or the colleagues from Brazil?
> > > There is even a remote participation option involving a Layer 2 VPN[4].
> > > (Currently this seems to be supported only on Mikrotik devices, so I
> > > guess we have the first possible programming project idea already :-)
> > > Cheers,