This document discusses the importance of infrastructure as part of an application. It explains that infrastructure includes the backend systems like hosting, databases, and file storage as well as the autonomous systems and internet connections that deliver content to users. The document evaluates different hosting and autonomous system options in Russia based on their connectivity, security, and overall quality. It shows how tools like the Qrator Radar can help analyze and compare the performance and security of different infrastructure providers.

1. Инфраструктура – это часть вашего приложения
Александр Азимов

2. Zoom 0
Back-end
Front-end
UI Layer
UI Layer
Business Logic
PHP
DB
File System

3. Zoom 1
Hosting
Front-end
UI Layer

4. Zoom 2
Autonomous System № 1
Autonomous
System № 2
BGP
BGP
BGP

5. Zoom 3
AS1
AS2

6. Your Infrastructure
Back-end
Hosting
Autonomous system
Internet
Autonomous system
Home network
Front-end

7. Your Infrastructure
Back-end
Hosting
Autonomous system
Internet
Problem here?
It is your problem!
Autonomous system
Home network
Front-end

8. Life cycle
Shared Hosting
Dedicated Hosting
Direct channel
Autonomous system
LIR
Reducing the number of unknowns variables

9. Autonomous System
PI Address Space
AS1
AS2
AS3
Internet
BGP
BGP

10. Autonomous System
PI Address Space
AS1
AS2
AS3
Benefits:
1.Independent address space
2.Primary control of uplinks
Internet
BGP
BGP

11. BGP Anycast
Benefits:
1.Independent address space
2.Primary control of uplinks
3.Fault tolerance
PI Address Space
AS1
AS2
AS3
Internet
BGP
BGP

12. BGP Anycast: examples
•DNS Root
•CDN
•Qrator filtering network

13. Where is the difference?
•PRICE
$$$/$

14. Where is the difference?
•PRICE
$$$/$
•Autonomous System/Hosting
Well connected/Poorly connected

15. AS: Connectivity
Do we need global connectivity? No

16. Russian home networks: TOP10
AS №
AS Name
8359
MTS
39832
Opera
16345
Vimpelcom
8402
Vimpelcom/Corbina
25159
MegaFon
8997
Rostelecom
13238
Yandex
39811
MTS
3216
Vimpelcom

17. Distribution of Russian traffic
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0,1
0,2
0,3
0,4
0,5
0,6
0,7
0,8
0,9
Top 10
Top 50
Top 100
Top 200
Top 300
Top 400
Top 500
Percentage

18. Complexity reduction
48864 AS
>4000 in Russia
500 significant sources of end-users

19. Calculating “Connectivity”
AS3
AS3
AS3
Less intermediate AS:
1.Less delays
2.Less likelihood of routing incidents

20. How to determine AS path?
PI Address Space
AS1
AS2
AS3
Internet
BGP
BGP
AS4
?

21. How to determine AS path?
PI Address Space
AS1
AS2
AS3
Internet
BGP
BGP
AS4
?
Asymmetric paths!

22. How to determine AS path?
Lots of models:
•AS Relations Model
•Priority Model
•Prepend Model

23. Russian DC Connectivity Rate
AS №
AS Name
Distance
XXX
Ideal
1
16083
Stack
2.6
49505
Selectel
2.4
49063
Dataline
2.1
200161
Datapro
3.2
33903
Croc
2.8
35415
Webzilla
2.9

24. Where is the difference?
•PRICE
$$$/$
•Autonomous System/Hosting
Well connected/Poor connected
Managed/Unmanaged

25. AS: Security
Inner security
1.Static route loops
2.Bots
3.DDoS Amplifiers
4.Packet drop
External Security
1.BGP Route Leaks
2.BGP Route Loops
3.Packet drop

26. Russian DC security rate
AS №
AS Name
Security
XXX
Ideal
0
16083
Stack
46 amp; 2 bots
49505
Selectel
101 amp; 14 bots
49063
Dataline
30 amp; 3 bots
200161
Datapro
Route Leak!
33903
Croc
1 amp;
35415
Webzilla
187 amp; 8 bots

27. Russian DC aggregated rate
AS №
AS Name
Distance
Security
XXX
Ideal
1
0
16083
Stack
2.6
46 amp; 2 bots
49505
Selectel
2.4
101 amp; 14 bots
49063
Dataline
2.1
30 amp; 3 bots
200161
Datapro
3.2
Route Leak!
33903
Croc
2.8
1 amp;
35415
Webzilla
2.9
187 amp; 8 bots

28. Radar by Qrator: General data

29. Radar by Qrator: Security issues

30. Where is the difference?
•PRICE
$$$/$
•Autonomous System/Hosting
Well connected/Poor connected
Managed/Unmanaged

31. Questions?
visit: radar.qrator.net