Dioptra is an internet cartography research group based at Sorbonne University.
Our main initiative is the IP Route Survey (IPRS).
This organization hosts most of our development work, the exception being EdgeNet, which we work on through its own organization. The software that we produce is free, open-source, and liberally-licensed. We welcome you to explore our public repositories and reach out if you're interested in contributing.
Below you'll find code repositories associated with our published research:
Our paper Diamond-Miner: Comprehensive Discovery of the Internet's Topology Diamonds introduced novel techniques for mapping internet topology.
→ Diamond-Miner code (NSDI 2020 release)
Our paper Zeph & Iris map the internet: A resilient reinforcement learning approach to distributed IP route tracing presented an advanced approach to internet mapping using reinforcement learning.
→ Zeph code (v1.0.0 release) → Iris code (v1.0.0 release)
Our paper Multitenant Containers as a Service (CaaS) for Clouds and Edge Clouds introduced a native multitenancy framework for Kubernetes where tenants share a cluster, offering a more efficient alternative to the one-tenant-per-cluster model.
→ EdgeNet code (v1.0.0-alpha.5 release) (maintained in the EdgeNet-project organization)
