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NANOG 96
806 attendees gathered in San Francisco, February 2–4, to exchange ideas, sharpen their thinking, and push the industry forward at the premier conference for network operators. For 173 of them, it…
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February 16, 2026 at 9:00 AM
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If you're feeling this pressure - building internal tools, evaluating vendors, or contributing to OSS because nothing quite fits, you're not alone.
The community is actively solving this.
Join us.
🔧 github.com/pavel-odintsov/fastnetmon
February 7, 2026 at 5:22 PM
If you're feeling this pressure - building internal tools, evaluating vendors, or contributing to OSS because nothing quite fits, you're not alone.
The community is actively solving this.
Join us.
🔧 github.com/pavel-odintsov/fastnetmon
Modern DDoS attacks are:
Multi-vector (volumetric + app-layer)
Time-compressed (<2 min bursts)
Packet-rate weaponized (exhausting CPU/state tables)
Persistent (2-5 hour campaigns)
Traditional "big pipe + manual mitigation" struggles with all four.
Multi-vector (volumetric + app-layer)
Time-compressed (<2 min bursts)
Packet-rate weaponized (exhausting CPU/state tables)
Persistent (2-5 hour campaigns)
Traditional "big pipe + manual mitigation" struggles with all four.
February 7, 2026 at 5:22 PM
Modern DDoS attacks are:
Multi-vector (volumetric + app-layer)
Time-compressed (<2 min bursts)
Packet-rate weaponized (exhausting CPU/state tables)
Persistent (2-5 hour campaigns)
Traditional "big pipe + manual mitigation" struggles with all four.
Multi-vector (volumetric + app-layer)
Time-compressed (<2 min bursts)
Packet-rate weaponized (exhausting CPU/state tables)
Persistent (2-5 hour campaigns)
Traditional "big pipe + manual mitigation" struggles with all four.
OSS contributions spike when engineers hit production problems urgent enough that they can't wait for vendor roadmaps.
Enterprise procurement accelerates when those problems escalate beyond the network team.
Both at once = the threat outpaced the available tooling.
Enterprise procurement accelerates when those problems escalate beyond the network team.
Both at once = the threat outpaced the available tooling.
February 7, 2026 at 5:22 PM
OSS contributions spike when engineers hit production problems urgent enough that they can't wait for vendor roadmaps.
Enterprise procurement accelerates when those problems escalate beyond the network team.
Both at once = the threat outpaced the available tooling.
Enterprise procurement accelerates when those problems escalate beyond the network team.
Both at once = the threat outpaced the available tooling.