Welcome to AIORI

Advanced Internet Operations Research in India

AIORI began as a grant-in-aid program under the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY), with Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) serving as the executing agency, and India Internet Foundation (IIFON) and Internet Society Kolkata Chapter as the implementing agencies. Now in its second phase, the program is supported by the National Internet Exchange of India (NiXi). The project has delivered the AIORI measurement and development platform for Internet Operations Research, consisting of two key components. The first component, AIORI-IMN, is an Internet Measurement Network. The second component, the Anycast Test Bed, aids in researching and building distributed edge services, with a current focus on DNS deployment models. These components work together to achieve our objectives.
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Solution report blog — Code Crafters

While the digital locks protecting the Internet’s directory service (DNSSEC) are robust today, they are built on mathematical foundations that a future quantum computer could crumble in seconds. During the AIORI-2 Hackathon, our team—Code Crafters from GNIT, Kolkata—took a proactive leap into the future. We built a unified benchmarking framework

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Solution report blog — Ping Bot

In the high-stakes world of web operations, downtime is the ultimate enemy. During the AIORI-2 Hackathon, team Ping Bot from ACE Engineering College developed a Website Health Monitor designed to move beyond simple “up/down” checks. Built on the Django framework, the system provides a deep-dive analysis of website vitality by

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Solution report blog — OrbitOps

In the competitive landscape of space-based internet, the geometry of a constellation is just as important as the rockets that launch them. During the AIORI-2 Hackathon, team OrbitOps from K.S. School of Engineering and Management (KSSEM) explored how RFC 9717—the routing architecture for satellite networks—can be used to shave milliseconds

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