[lacnog] LACNOG202: Final Reminder: 1. Call for proposals for Panel "The Daily Life of a Network Operator"

[Jorge Villa]

Last 24 hours!
 
The Daily Life of a Network Operator
 
We are inviting network engineers —also human beings— to be part of a panel
where we will talk about what makes us happy: discovering why a network is
failing or why a service is not working as we would like. 
 
This panel is being organized as part of the LACNOG 2021 professional
program and will be open to the public. Anyone who wishes to share their
experiences related to IP network problems they have encountered and how
these problems were solved can participate. Similarly, anyone interested in
learning from the mistakes of others is welcome to join the activity. These
topics must be related to:
 
Routing in general: BGP, OSPF, IS-IS
IPv4 and IPv6 addressing
Use of BGP attributes 
MTU: if it's not the DNS, it's always the MTU
DNS: if it's not the MTU, it's always the DNS
Peering, transit, and bandwidth
Tools used for troubleshooting
Connectivity issues
Why are traceroute or ping not working?
The day I left my users without Internet access 
Security incidents 
 
Session Dynamics
 
Each person interested in participating must summarize three basic aspects
of their experience:
 
1- The problem they had
2- How they solved the problem
3- The lessons they learned from this process
 
Each participant will have a maximum of 5 minutes to share their experience,
followed by some time for questions and comments.
 
Will the audience also be able to share their experiences?
 
The idea is to see that every network, whether large or small, almost always
has the same problems, and that the solutions to these problems are usually
quite simple. 
 
 
 
 
Submitting a case for the panel
 
If you are interested in sharing your story, email the case study
information to  <mailto:lacnog2021 en nog.lat> lacnog2021 en nog.lat
 
In addition to general personal information (name and surname,
organization), you should also include the full text of the problem you
would like to present. A brief description of the key ideas behind the
solution to the problem and the lessons learned (not more than 100 words
each) should also be included, as this will help the Selection Committee
properly assess each proposal. 
 
Each selected participant may present a single case study, although you can
propose up to three different problems you believe may be of interest.
 
Proposals will be received from Monday, 13 September (18:00 UTC) to 24
September 2021 (23:59 UTC).
 
Results will be announced starting on 28 September 2021.
 
The Selection Committee will be composed of:
 
Tomas Lynch
Jorge Villa
Carlos Martínez 
 
 
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