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Thanks to all of you who joined us this weekend in making the hackathon at IETF 97 a big success. We had
117 registered participants working on roughly
15 different projects. Among these were many first time IETFers and even more first time IETF hackathoners. Local and remote universities had a strong representation both in terms of number of participants as well as in terms of contributions.
Teams produced and delivered summary presentations of their work, including feedback for working groups responsible for drafts and protocols relevant to their projects. The presentations are available here: https://datatracker.ietf.org/meeting/97/session/hackathon/ A recording of the project presentations and awards is available here: (watch
video or go
HTML5) The winning teams are as follows: - Best Overall - MPTCP team - Transport Area - Champion(s) - Benjamin Hesmans benjamin.hesmans@xxxxxxxxxxxx - Best Input to a Working Group - ACTN team - Routing Area - Champion(s) - Dhruv Dhody dhruv.ietf@xxxxxxxxx - Haomian Zheng zhenghaoman@xxxxxxxxxx - Best Group Work - I2NSF team - Security Area - Champion(s) - Jaehoon Paul Jeong pauljeong@xxxxxxxx - Jinyong Tim Kim timkim@xxxxxxxx - Jung-Soo Park pjs@xxxxxxxxxx - Tae-Jin Ahn taejin.ahn@xxxxxx - Best New Work to IETF - Service Function DevKit team and SFC team - Routing Area - Service Function Dev Kit Champion(s) - David Dolson ddolson@xxxxxxxxxxxx - Kyle Larose klarose@xxxxxxxxxxxx - SFC Champion(s) - Vu Anh Vu
vuva@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Please join us at Bit-n-Bites Thursday evening where you can see demos and discuss results and findings with members of the following teams: - Service Function Dev Kit - I2NSF - SFC - DNS More information and useful links for the IETF 97 hackathon can be found here:
https://www.ietf.org/registration/MeetingWiki/wiki/97hackathon Please start making your plans to join us for the IETF 98 hackathon in Chicago, March 25-26, 2017. Cheers, Charles |