State of play and perspectives

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State of play and perspectives Benin IX: 3 years after! State of play and perspectives AfPIF 2017, Abidjan, 22 to 24 August 2017 Yazid AKANHO

Agenda Benin : A Quick SUmmary Benin IX: Architecture and services Impacts in benin internet ecosystem Weaknesses and challenges Perspectives

Benin : a Quick SUmmary +11 Millions Beninese 4 GSM : Libercom, Moov, MTN, Glo. All provide Internet to their subscribers. 2 national operators: BTI (Infrastructure) and Be Telecoms (end users services). 3 4G/LTE networks: MTN, Be Telecoms and Moov 11 ISP authorized by ARCEP (regulator).  3 Millions Internet subscribers, internet penetration : 27%. (ARCEP statistics Q4 2016). 2 submarine cables : SAT-3 and ACE

Benin IX: Architecture and services AS Peer Name 1 37090 ISOCEL 2 28683 BTI 3 37424 MTN Benin 4 37136 Moov Benin 5 37292 OTI 6 36924 Canalbox Benin 7 3856 PCH 8 42 PCH/AS42 Benin IX peers At peering switch, Services and peers are in separate VLANs N° Service 1 D Root (local) 2 Google Global Cache (GGC) 3 Route Collector 4 Peering Benin IX services Benin IX architecture

What does Benin IX bring into Benin internet ecosystem ? Basic limited test: RTT comparison for www.gouv.bj and www.dei-benin.com from users in network connected to IX and network not connected to IX: 20 to 80% improvement in RTT response for resources hosted locally. local Google Cache is available. Most ISPs reduced their internet packages cost to subscribers. But this is not only related to the IX !!! Better youtube experience: Youtube is clearly recognized by Beninese to be fast since more than one year now (thanks to Google Cache!).

Round Trip Time comparison based on resource and user locations Those graphs are based on scenario 1 and 2 described in the slides before. We clearly see that when resource is locally hosted in a network connected to the IX, a user also connected to the IX has better user experience (based on RTT). On the contrary, green line, which shows round trip for user accessing a local resource from a network not connected to the IX, confirm that user experience is the worst.

Benin ix: Weaknesses and Challenges Governance: No dedicated staff : administrative & technical (paid Vs volunteers) No business model: no operational budget, no fees, expansion is limited ! No visibility in operations and projects Government still involved in the IX management Design/config: Dominant ISPs consuming more services: usage may be seen unfair ! No redundancy in the architecture: Fidjrossè equipment's are dormant IPv6 not available Limits in statistic available: graph per member, Open Data! More services : ccTLD, NTP, … Internal to IX Contents & services: Local traffic almost inexistent: most of internet traffic is summarized into Google, Facebook, Youtube, Twitter … Few services hosted locally: infrastructures still rare, expensive and unstable: carrier neutral datacenters, energy; physical connectivity and technologies (fiber, high prices, ; Confusion between the IX, AXIS and AFIX External to IX

Perspectives Benin-IX Governance Comity: not for-profit association of 10 seats composed of MENC, BTI, GSM operators, ISPs, users/associations for : Benin IX governance and strategy, local connectivity, peering and content/service providers improvement to develop digital economy “Agence du Numerique”: should play a key role in the high level development of technology in Benin, particularly in infrastructures and policies: build datacenters, assist with other structures in projects like PDI2T, digital TV, code for digital are few actions which should improve the role of Benin IX in the internet ecosystem in Benin. Digitization of government & private services: government, public/private sectors services being digitalized (visa, passport, enterprise creation, aircraft tickets, taxe fees, bills,…).

Thank you!