Brussels / 31 January & 1 February 2026

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Network

Room: H.1302 (Depage)
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Saturday The Fast and the Spurious: Congestion Control Experimentation in Firefox's QUIC stack
 Building QUIC Multipath
 Modern Network Protocols — What’s Next for Firefox and the Web?
 Harnessing Hardware for High-Performance Traffic Management in FD.io/VPP
 From HAR to OpenTelemetry Trace: Redefining Browser Observability
 Suricata 8 - shaping the future of network detection and prevention
 Beyond MCP Servers: Why Network Automation Agents Need Knowledge Graphs
 Drag, Drop, and Deploy: Low-Code AI Agents for Network Ops
 Terabits without Tall Tales: Reproducible Packet & Session Benchmarks in FD.io (CSIT + VPP)
 Scaling Secure Network Functions: High-Performance IPsec with FD.io VPP for VNFs and CNFs
 So you want to do RDMA programming? RTRS: An easy to use, reliable high speed transport library over RDMA
 The Russian Censorship Circumvention, Tom’s Traps, and Jerry’s VPN: A 5-Year Journey
 Boring filter: The anatomy of a network sandbox for Android
 OpenPERouter: Turning Your Kubernetes Nodes into a Provide Edge Router
 Scaling GoBGP: Lessons from Building a Dynamic, API‑Driven BGP Control Plane
 STUNMESH-go: Building P2P WireGuard Mesh Without Self-Hosted Infrastructure
 Going full IPv6 in Kubernetes: No limits, just 128 bits!
 A Toolset for the Internet of Threads (IoTh): Fine-Grained IPv6 Networking in User Space
 Building an Open Source Private 5G Network: A Practical Blueprint
 Making Tunnels So Light They Might Actually Float Away with Nftables
 Automating BGP peerings in the dn42 environment

Read the Call for Papers at https://lists.fosdem.org/pipermail/fosdem/2025q4/003639.html.

Event Speakers Start End

Saturday
  The Fast and the Spurious: Congestion Control Experimentation in Firefox's QUIC stack
 Oskar Mansfeld 10:30 10:50
  Building QUIC Multipath
 Floris Bruynooghe 10:55 11:15
  Modern Network Protocols — What’s Next for Firefox and the Web?
 Max Inden 11:20 11:40
  Harnessing Hardware for High-Performance Traffic Management in FD.io/VPP
 Venkata Ravichandra Mynidi, Alok Mishra 11:45 12:05
  From HAR to OpenTelemetry Trace: Redefining Browser Observability
 Antonio Jimenez 12:10 12:30
  Suricata 8 - shaping the future of network detection and prevention
 Eric Leblond, Peter Manev 12:35 12:55
  Beyond MCP Servers: Why Network Automation Agents Need Knowledge Graphs
 Shereen Bellamy 13:00 13:20
  Drag, Drop, and Deploy: Low-Code AI Agents for Network Ops
 Alfonso Sandoval Rosas 13:25 13:45
  Terabits without Tall Tales: Reproducible Packet & Session Benchmarks in FD.io (CSIT + VPP)
 Maciek Konstantynowicz 13:50 14:00
  Scaling Secure Network Functions: High-Performance IPsec with FD.io VPP for VNFs and CNFs
 Benoît Ganne 14:05 14:25
  So you want to do RDMA programming? RTRS: An easy to use, reliable high speed transport library over RDMA
 Haris 14:30 14:50
  The Russian Censorship Circumvention, Tom’s Traps, and Jerry’s VPN: A 5-Year Journey
 Vitaly Repin 14:55 15:15
  Boring filter: The anatomy of a network sandbox for Android
 Murtaza 15:20 15:40
  OpenPERouter: Turning Your Kubernetes Nodes into a Provide Edge Router
 Miguel Duarte, Federico Paolinelli 15:45 16:05
  Scaling GoBGP: Lessons from Building a Dynamic, API‑Driven BGP Control Plane
 Maxime Peim 16:10 16:30
  STUNMESH-go: Building P2P WireGuard Mesh Without Self-Hosted Infrastructure
 Date (Yu-Chiang) Huang 16:35 16:55
  Going full IPv6 in Kubernetes: No limits, just 128 bits!
 Ole Mathias Heggem 17:00 17:20
  A Toolset for the Internet of Threads (IoTh): Fine-Grained IPv6 Networking in User Space
 Renzo Davoli 17:25 17:45
  Building an Open Source Private 5G Network: A Practical Blueprint
 Alfonso Carrillo Aspiazu 17:50 18:10
  Making Tunnels So Light They Might Actually Float Away with Nftables
 Fernando Fernandez Mancera 18:15 18:35
  Automating BGP peerings in the dn42 environment
 Hyacinthe Cartiaux 18:40 19:00