Interconnecting IXPs: pros and cons

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Interconnecting IXPs: pros and cons 2011-11-29 ENOG 2 Arnold Nipper CTO/COO arnold.nipper@de-cix.net

Agenda Definition of an IXP Examples of Interconnections Motivation Definition of an IXP Examples of Interconnections Reseller Programs Summary 22. September 2018 – DE-CIX Management GmbH

Motivation Reseller Programs at IXP are a hype nowadays Panel discussion at 19th Euro-IX forum in October 2011 in Lyon Start a discussion on the nature of IXP

Definition of an IXP (distributed) Layer 2 infrastructure under a single administrative and technical control Purpose is to facilitate (settlement free) peering between ISPs (in a broadest sense. I.e. everyone that does have an ASN) The diameter (direct reach with own equipment) depends on the geographic location of the IXP LINX e.g. 50km MSK-IX e.g. 30km DE-CIX e.g. 15km

Value of an IXP / Critical mass / Gravity Assumptions next best alternative for peering is buying transit Transit prices range from 1€/Mbps - 5€/Mbps Simplified model (only IXP fees vs. transit) CostIXP = sum (Pi*Ci) Pi is the number of Ports of Speed i Ci is the cost of a Port of Speed i CostDE-CIX is ~ 1.3 Mio € ValueIXP = Peaktraffic * Cost of Transit ValueDE-CIX is ~ 3.5 Mio € Value/Cost ratio: ValueIXP/CostIXP DE-CIX: 2.7

Value of an IXP / critical mass / gravity #customer Traffic (Gbps) Traffic/customer DE-CIX 408 1700 4.17 AMS-IX 466 1405 3.02 LINX 403 1132 2.81 MSK-IX 344 785 2.28 PLIX 193 167 0.87 France-IX 121 80 0.66 NL-ix 263 143 0.54 SwissIX 140 35 0.25 Source: https://www.euro-ix.net/ixp-matrix

Value of an IXP /critical mass /gravity Each IXP tries to increase the critical mass / value according to its own metrics Amount of traffic Number of customers Number of prefixes The better the gravity the more customers Like a party: the more guests there are, the more will come

Technically interconnecting IXPs Simplest approach is to create a single broadcast domain Being under single administration or not Customers on IXP1 is able to peer with all customers at IXP2 and vice versa If under different administration IXP1 and IXP2 have to agree on clear interfaces between the bigger IXP and create common procedures to resolve issues

Technically interconnecting IXPs Only using customer base at each IXP Using VPLS or Vlan technologies to hand off each customer on a single “adminstrative” port though using bigger pipes to interconnect VPLS interconnection became attractive recently when IXPs moved to VPLS for the own infrastructure Vlan interconnect is around for years

Examples of Interconnections (Lyonix – Topix) Lyonix (Lyon, France) and Topix (Turin, Italy) are fully interconnected to each other (1Gbps) Costs are shared among each other Purpose is also to develop the region Each customer of Lyonix is able to become a customer of Topix and vice versa No price reductions

Examples of Interconnections (InterLAN – BalkanIX) BalkanIX (Sofia, Bulgaria) is connected to InterLAN (Bucharest, Romania) via 10Gbps Technically BalkanIX is putting a switch in a colocation facility in Bucharest BalkanIX customers are not paying for using InterLAN services

Examples of Interconnecctions (France-IX – SFINX) France-IX (Paris, France) and SFINX (Paris, France) are interconnected Located in some same colocation in Paris (i.e. local loops only) Free of charge, but limited to a certain bandwidth If more bandwidth is needed you have to join the other IXP

Reseller Programs Using VPLS in the IXP network facilitates reseller programs Use one 10Gbps port to connect lots of (small) customers Other (smaller?) IXP seem to be partners of first choice Do have customer relation already Connection to IXP is physically established But is this win/win? Business for carriers who are connected to lots of IXP

Don’t do! Leave your home turf (i.e. go beyond your diameter) Your customer carriers will lose revenue on local backhaul If you run several IXP, don’t interconnect them You turn from an IXP to carrier / ISP

Summary Reseller/partner programs does not really mean interconnecting IXP but using synergies Interconnecting smaller IXP can make sense to gain more critical mass / better gravity The “P” in IXP stands for “point” 

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