I uploaded a nearly complete data capture of the entire RPKI of the last 5 years into Zenodo https://zenodo.org/search?q=RPKIViews&l=list&p=1&s=10&sort=bestmatch

I'd like to store one billion variable-length binary objects & get them by SHA256(obj) key. The median object size is 2 kilobyte. Low read/write volumes.

What I've tried so far: NFS with the hash's first few octets as nested directory names, it works but it is a bit slow and I also tried ZeroFS (also too slow).

Under considerations: DuckDB, RocksDB, BerkeleyDB, SQLite3, lmdb, something bespoke

Recommendations? Things/papers I should be reading?

APNIC now supports "signing with resources". This is a RPKI-based mechanism to challenge & verify control over IP address (blocks) and AS numbers. Very useful for Bring-Your-Own-IP (BYOIP) use cases.

I helped develop this as an open standard & software implementation. Very nice to see it finally reach the production environment! Kudos to Team APNIC

https://orbit.apnic.net/hyperkitty/list/[email protected]/thread/AMIULYGZ3IIVSUY3PY6CYYA7NLZD647Z/

OpenBSD 7.8 is out! This release includes a little project of mine, a new implementation of the "watch" utility! This one has a real time display, can pause on error, highlight words & lines.