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--- hackathon2019 [2019/06/21 10:54] – [1. Network Programmability] eckelcu
+++ hackathon2019 [2019/07/19 16:43] (current) – kevo
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 ==== 1. Network Programmability ====
 Champions: Charles Eckel (from US - Cisco, [email protected])
+  * Michelle Opiyo
+  * Isabel Odida
 Relevant RFCs
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 |Programming Fundamentals Learning Module]]
   * [[https://developer.cisco.com/learning/modules/intro-device-level-interfaces
-|Introduction to Model Driven Programmability (e.g. YANG, NETCONF, RESTCONF]]
+|Introduction to Model Driven Programmability (e.g. YANG, NETCONF, RESTCONF)]]
 Join Webex Team Space for Network Programmability: https://eurl.io/#S1NEG4VkS
   * Click on [[https://eurl.io/#S1NEG4VkS|URL]] to be invited into “Hackathon@AIS Network Programmability” space
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   * Available during and after hackathon
-[[Slides presented during hackathon]]
+[[https://hackathon.internetsummitafrica.org/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=ais-hackathon-network-programmability.pdf|Learning Materials]] presented during course of hackathon.
+Results presentations
+  * {{ :programmability.pdf |}}
+  * {{ :creating_additional_scripts_to_configure_bgp_with_the_cisco_nxos_yang_model.pdf|Creating Additional Scripts to Configure}}
+  * {{ :egeru_joseph_hackathon_ais_network_programmability.pdf|Network programmability, Overcoming Common error with postman}}
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 ==== 2. Intelligent Transportation Systems (IPWAVE) ====
 Champions: Prof. Nabil Benamar (From Morocco - School of Technology Meknes, University of Moulay Ismail)
+  * Manhal Mohammed
+Materials
 The main goal of this track is to see how IPv6 will work in vehicular environment, namely through the IEEE802.11-OCB frame (OCB, earlier "802.11p").
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   * Basic IPv6 and Neighbor Discovery Protocol
   * Linux (Command ligne and Kernel compiling)
+** Presentations**:
+{{ :ipwave_presentation.pdf |}}
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 ==== 3. Measuring DNS and DoH ====
-Champions: Willem Toorop - (NLNET Labs) - Jasper den Hartog - (RIPE NCC)
+Champions: Willem Toorop - (NLnet Labs) - Jasper den Hartog - (RIPE NCC)
+  * Jasper van Hertog
+Materials
   * {{ ::20190619_ais19_measuring-dns-and-doh.pdf |Introduction presentation}}
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   * Good knowledge of Linux and how to administer software with it
   * For doing and processing RIPE Atlas measurements, Python is a big plus!
+=== Results presentations ===
+| Team           ^ Members         ^ Presentation       |
+^ Shadow Hunters | Bukola Oronti, Jerry Vance, Ishimwe Joseph,\\ Gregory Toskin, Lunghe Yedidya, Shadrach Ankrah,\\ Valery Bishala, Willem Toorop & Gervin Kahunde | https://bit.ly/2X4SHsq |
+^ Just DoH it!   | Philippe Muziko, Yazid Akanho, Angela Natlapeng,\\ Jasper den Hertog, Jasper Mangwana & Samuel Ochola | {{ ::doh-dot-team.pdf |pdf}}, {{ :doh-dot-team.pptx | pptx}} |
+^ How do you DoH | Amreesh Phokeer & Malick| [[https://github.com/AFRINIC-Labs/dns-measurements|Work in Progress]] |
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 Champions: Loganaden Velvindron (AFRINIC) & Jeremie Daniel (University of Mauritius and cyberstorm.mu)
+  * Christer Weinigel
+  * Jeremie Daniel
+Materials
   *  NTS interop
   * https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-ntp-using-nts-for-ntp/
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 Requirements: laptop with latest ubuntu with latest wireshark.
+Presentations
+  - Johnson Haguma and Mohammed Sultan Khamis {{ :ntp_presentation.pdf |}}
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 Champions: Fred Baker and Stephen Honlue (AFRINIC)
+  * Brice Abba
+Materials
   * Relevant RFCs