Introduction
“One World, One Internet, One Namespace” is the essence for the success of today’s Internet. The top level of the unique identifier system, the DNS root system, has been operational for 25+ years. It is pivot to make the current Internet useful. So it is considered somewhat ossified for stability reasons. It is hard to test and implement new ideas evolving to a more advanced level to counter challenges. To benefit the Internet development as a whole, Yeti Project is founded to build a parallel experimental live IPv6 DNS root system to discover the limits of DNS root name service and deliver useful technical output. Note that Yeti is not providing alternative name space… More
News & blogs
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[News] 2019/04/24, Algorithm Rollover Lab Testing page is published
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[News] 2019/04/02, Call for participation of Second Algorithm rollover test
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[News] 2019/02/26, 2019 Tokyo Yeti DNS Workshop (Agenda, WIF, Remote access and Venue information)
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[News] 2019/1/21, Call for participation: 2019 Yeti Workshop in Tokyo on March 2nd
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[Blog]2018/08/13, Fault-tolerant Distribution Master Architecture (FDMA)
Join us
As project coordinators we are keen to invite interested authority name server operators, recursive name server operators, individual researchers to contact us by e-mail, either individually: ljsong@biigroup.cn (Davey Song), kato@wide.ad.jp (Akira Kato), vixie@tisf.net (Paul Vixie) or as a team: coordinators@lists.yeti-dns.org
Project are placed in a repository in GitHub: Yeti-Project
There is a discussion mailing list for project participants, reachable here: Yeti-discuss