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natmeter

NAT Meter is an attempt to measure 44 and 66 NAT (yes, 66 NAT) in the LAC region. It is based on JavaScript calls to STUN / TURN servers that provide information about the client's connection. Based on this [WebRTC project] (https://github.com/diafygi/webrtc-ips) by @diafygi.

simon

The Simon Project was created to shed some light over Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) Internet connectivity. LAC countries are sometimes geographically close to each other, but network-wise very distanced. This logical distance that separates LAC countries has a considerable impact on Internet quality, and therefore on the region's economical development. The project aims to provide enough information about regional connectivity in order for infrastructure investors, content providers, Internet Service Providers, and other agents to have more agreements. A rise of this kind of agreements will undoubtedly end in a better Ineternet for end-users. Visit the site! By visiting the site you help us by automatically generating measurements.

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bgplac-toolkit

BGP Interconnection Data Toolkit

elections-open-source

El Sistema de Elecciones es un proyecto open source desarrollado por LACNIC que permite implementar y gestionar elecciones en modo completamente remoto y seguro.

lacnic-charts

hackathon

Repositorio para la web del hackathon y el código generado

hackathon-2019

En este repositorio se encuentra toda la información relevante sobre los proyectos presentados por LACNIC en el Hackathon del evento LACNIC 32-LACNOG 2019.

monitor

RUM tool for web page performance metrics. Measurement script developed by @bluesmoon at the [Lognormal Boomerang Project]( https://github.com/lognormal/boomerang )