DNS Community Day @ APRICOT 2024: Anupam Agrawal Chair -IIFON Presents Insights on Root DNS Server Resilience in India
Bangkok, Thailand, 12 July 2024 – At the DNS Community Day during APRICOT 2024, Anupam Agrawal of the India Internet Foundation (IIFON) captivated attendees with his presentation on the resilience of root DNS server deployments in India. The event, held in Bangkok, Thailand, brought together leading experts and stakeholders from the DNS community to discuss critical issues and advancements in the field.
Anupam Agrawal shared intriguing statistics on the current state of root DNS server deployments in India, highlighting the robustness and redundancy measures in place to ensure uninterrupted Internet services. His insights provided a comprehensive overview of the strategic importance of having resilient DNS infrastructure to mitigate the risks associated with potential disruptions.
The presentation sparked a lively discussion among the participants on the optimum number of root DNS servers required within a country to achieve a balance between redundancy, cost-efficiency, and performance. Experts from various regions weighed in with their perspectives, making the session a valuable exchange of knowledge and best practices.
“Ensuring the resilience of root DNS servers is paramount for the stability and security of the Internet. Our analysis indicates that strategic placement and adequate numbers of these servers can significantly enhance a country’s Internet infrastructure,” Anupam Agrawal noted during his talk.
The DNS Community Day at APRICOT 2024 served as a platform for fostering collaboration and sharing insights on DNS-related challenges and innovations. The event underscored the importance of community engagement and collective efforts in maintaining a secure and reliable Internet ecosystem.