Hi, He Yan wrote: > Toward > this end, we have BGP data available in an XML format rather than MRT. > Compared with MRT, XML is more extensible, human and machine-readable > and can serve as a common interface for a variety of tools.
This looks interesting. A quick question: what is the amount of on-disk data that you collect with this? With RIS, we now collect 22GB of gzipped MRT per month, for ~110 full peers. So every full peer gets us about 200MB of gzipped data per month. Are these figures higher with your XML-based format (with compression - I imagine the XML compresses better than MRT) ? I know that disk space is considered cheap, but we still have limitations in this. cheers, Erik Romijn RIPE NCC RIS _______________________________________________ GROW mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/grow
