09-21, 16:45–17:30 (Europe/Dublin), Foyer B
This talk goes over using OpenBSD as the basis for a highly available globally distributed public anycast network. Distributed decision systems corosync, consul, and raft (using Elixir) are discussed, as are highly available distributed storage and routing systems, all on OpenBSD, all on a budget.
Rob lives on a forested property outside of Winnipeg MB Canada with his wife, his dog, and many musical instruments. He has a background in computer science, and dabbles in almost everything from chemistry to metalworking. He runs a small public network (AS62752) using OpenBSD.