I spent a lot of time messing with all of this, that's why I deceided to share my notes.
My aim was to collect sFlow samples and to agregate them (sfacct), store them in a TSDB (influxDB) and graph network traffic (grafana).
Few months ago, I wrote a blog post regarding Network Automation with PyEZ and Ansible on Junos.
Original posts are available in French and English. The code is available on https://github.com/afenioux/hackathon-evpn
I will keep a copy here on my blog :
This is the presentation I made during the FranceIX General Meeting 2017 BGP route Filtering on Route-servers (with facts and figures).
http://afenioux.fr/doc/presentations/FranceIX-GM-2017.pdf
It was, few months after this talk, decided by the community to deploy strict IRR filtering on FranceIX Route servers.
This is an article I wrote few months ago with a colleague (Jérôme Nicolle), it's about IP squatting (using BGP) and SPAM.
This article has been publised in MISC mag 89 in January 2017 (http://www.miscmag.com/)
I'm proud to show you PeerMe, the tool I wrote with two guys at Facebook during the RIPE hackathon in Madrid.
This tool with help you discovering and configuring new peerings on your equipent thanks to PeeringDB Data and EuroIX-json-schema provided by IXP.
This is an article I wrote few months ago with some colleagues, it's about L2 extentions (MPLS/VPLS/VXLAN/TRILL/SPB and LISP).
This article has been publised in MISC mag 84 in april 2016 (http://www.miscmag.com/)
This is the presentation I made during the FranceIX General meeting 2016, reguarding the open-source tools we are using and an update about the route filtering on our route-servers (IRR and RPKI/ROA) : http://www.afenioux.fr/doc/presentations/FranceIX-GM-2016.pdf
This this the presentation I made in English at RIPE72, during the Connect Working Group,
Talking about Route Servers on IXP, and security that should be implemented.