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1 Routing Table Growth Colin Whittaker

2 Agenda How Deep is the Hole we are in Lets stop digging
Do you really care about …

3 Agenda How Deep is the Hole we are in Lets stop digging
Do you really care about …

4 How Deep is the Hole? Full table now >210k prefixes
Does not look likely to slow down Update rate growing even faster Most of the routing table is redundant Many platforms running out of FIB space or CPU for updates

5 Show me the Graphs

6 Agenda How Deep is the Hole we are in Lets stop digging
Do you really care about …

7 Lets Stop Digging Discourage Peers from disaggregating
Use communities to control radius of pollution Start filtering on RIR minimum allocation boundaries I see 140k table with RIR minimums and a /23 allow all

8 Agenda How Deep is the Hole we are in Lets stop digging
Do you really care about …

9 Do you really care … about some random /24 on the other side of the world Partial table plus default route is good enough in many cases

10 Questions ?

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