Indonesia Internet eXchange

Harijanto Pribadi, Dept. Head of IIX APJII 2012http://www.iix.net.id

Introduction of APJII

Asosiasi Penyelenggara Jasa Internet Indonesia (APJII) or Indonesia Internet Service Provider Association are Non Profit Organization also Non Government Organization, formed at the First National Conference on May 15, 1996

Our member all Indonesia ISP (include big operator : Telkom, Indosat, XL Axiata) and many other ISP spread to all Indonesia region , total = 265 members (ISP and NAP) until the end of July, 2012.

APJII also known as Indonesia NIR with name IDNIC under APNIC

Indonesia Internet Industry structure

By Indonesia government regulation, Internet Service Provider (ISP) must subscribe the IP Transit from Network Access Provider (NAP) as global upstream.

Indonesia Internet eXchange (IIX) as local/domestic IXP between Indonesia ISP.

Indonesia Internet Industry Schema

Organization of APJII

Board of trusty, Elected from and by members each 3 years via members assembly

Board of executive, Elected from and by members each 3 years via members assembly

Operational Staffs, Assocation employee

Indonesia Internet Users Overview

Indonesia Population ~ 245million

Internet users ~ 62.9 million based on latest research by APJII

Facebook users ~ 41 million

50 Gbit/s aggregate domestic traffic

60 Gbit/s International traffic

40 million students connected

25 million online media regular visitors/day

Asia Top Internet Countries

Asia Pacific IPv6 Deployment Status 2012

Organization Structure of APJII

IIX Overview

launched on June 1997, operational start from Aug 1997 by APJII sponsored by CISCO, Intel and HP. Designed by APJII and Cisco (USA) Make 15 ISPs

connected

IIX Update on August 2012: IPv4 peers = 117, Advertised prefixes (IPv4) = >

6200 IPv6 peers = 27, Advertised prefixes (IPv6) = 111 Hardware:

Router: Juniper M7i, Cisco 3700 Switch: Cisco Catalyst 3750, Force10, Brocade

Multi Lateral Peering Agreement (MPLA) IIX

Advertise own prefix and receive all prefix via BGP4 peering with AS7597(IIX) between MPLA members

Best-path depend on member BGP configuration

Not advertise prefix from global upstream to AS7597(IIX)

Route prefix advertising maximum 24 bits.

Routing Policy based on RIPE181 or new recommendation publish by IETF

This MPLA implemented as best-effort service

IIX Current Topology

IIX Background

Faster Local Traffic Exchanging by dropping delay time of local sites access from an average ping of 700ms to 7ms

New opportunities of deploying internet based applications due to the delay sensitiveness

Internet Cost Reduction (International Bandwidth Saving)

Stimulating the growth of local Indonesian content

Security for e-commerce since local packets will not go through the global internet

Implementations of e-gov with local internet traffic

IIX as Local/Domestic IXP

BGP Report

BGP Report :Period 2010 – Aug 2012 :

2010 2011 2012Number of Peers : 52 93 117Number of Prefixes : 1500 4500 ~ 6200Traffic (Range) : 1 ~ 2 Gbps 2 ~ 3 Gbps ~ 6 - 7 Gbps

Traffic Growth

Top 5 Indonesia ISP traffic utilize IIX

Telkomnet 800 Mbps

Biznet 600 Mbps

Cepatnet 300 Mbps

Telin 150 Mbps

Orion 120 Mbps

IIX Deployment cross the nation

DEVELOPMENT PLANIIX design based on Layer2 IXP

DEVELOPMENT PLANIIX at Major City in Indonesia

Develop 33 IIX node on 33 Province where Nusantara Internet eXchange (NIX) exist , NIX is government project operate by private company who win the tender. The government pay OPEX to NIX operator, NIX operator and IIX-APJII have MoU to develop local IXP on each NIX facilities. (future)

DEVELOPMENT PLANIIX at Major City in Indonesia

IIX Challenge

Encourages local and global content provider to put or direct peer the application server, cache data network and their cloud server on IIX.

Develop partnership with other IXP, domestic and overseas by members permission via Open Policy Meeting (OPM) mechanism.

Thank youharijanto@apjii.or.idhttp://www.apjii.or.id