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whoserves

Measure anycast catchments from the outside: which users are served by which site of an anycast service, over IPv4 and IPv6, using public RIPE Atlas measurements and the site identifiers the service returns (NSID, hostname.bind).

Status: early placeholder (0.0.2). This release contains no measurement code yet.

Project home: https://anycast.org · Source: https://github.com/anycast-lab/whoserves

pip install whoserves
whoserves

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