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Yep, FCP's successor is Miro. I haven't had a chance to look into it, but their sales people claim it's all new. Noction has pretty much taken over the entire
by scurvy 10y ago
Yep, FCP's successor is Miro. I haven't had a chance to look into it, but their sales people claim it's all new.
Noction has pretty much taken over the entire market. Overall their product is good, but the Internet game has changed a lot since the original FCP days (lots more direct peers, lots more exchanges, lots more route servers, lots more paid peering), and I don't think that things like FCP/Miro/IRP do well once you move past paid peering. Things just become too complex. IRP exposes some of this to you, but the implementation is kludgey (routing instance per peer, DSCP bits to identify peers on exchanges, and more).
- bogomipz 10y agoAgreed about how the Internet game has changed. If I remember correctly Internap didn't peer with anybody they simply bought tons of transit and connected the PNAPs with local fiber. I didn't understand your comment about "... once you move past paid peering." Did you mean "once you move to paid peering"? I would think that moving past it would be actual settlement-free peering. But I'm curious what you meant. Thanks.