Evan,
Usually, many members of ldm-users offer feeds upon request, but being
mid-summer, maybe they're on vacation...or maybe these messages are
finding their way into a spam folder.
You might try "support-idd.unidata.ucar.edu" to request a feed from
Unidata (process I went through to get our feed).
James
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James Murakami
Staff Meteorologist/Student Affairs
Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
University of California, Los Angeles
405 Hilgard Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1565
e-mail: tenki@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
telephone: 310-825-2418
Fax: 310-206-5219
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On 07/24/2018 08:57 AM, Evan Breznyik wrote:
You may have it once it comes online. Can you offer any advice on
procuring peers from which to pull NEXRAD2, etc?
ldm-users seems so quiet as of late, and UNIDATA isn't the most
responsive organization...
On Tue, Jul 24, 2018 at 8:54 AM James Murakami <tenki@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:tenki@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Good morning Evan,
Our connection isn't what you could call reliable (currently some
campus issue with the Internet flow), but our Department has a
feed to Unidata (idd.unidata.ucar.edu
<http://idd.unidata.ucar.edu>). We don't request everything you're
requesting (no NEXRAD2 and not all of CONDUIT data, to mention a
couple). However, if you just need data for testing of your
system, I can provide a feed.
In future, I'd be interested in a alternate feed from your L.A.
server.
James
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James Murakami
Staff Meteorologist/Student Affairs
Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
University of California, Los Angeles
405 Hilgard Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1565
e-mail:tenki@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:tenki@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
telephone: 310-825-2418
Fax: 310-206-5219
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On 07/22/2018 08:20 PM, Evan Breznyik wrote:
Hello. Let me introduce ... myself. I've taken over management
of updraft.us <http://updraft.us>.
We've been quiet on the network as of late, but we're
reorganizing and deploying some 1Gbps servers starting with one
in Los Angeles, CA (One Wilshire, 40Gbps+ of BGP peers).
We're in need of peers for all feeds, and we'd like to be
multihomed if possible for HDS, NGRIN, IDS|DDPLUS, WMO, UNIWISC,
NEXRAD2, NEXRAD3, etc.
Here's the benefits: we'll peer with anyone and give you any
feeds you want provided:
- You've a genuine need and interest in having them.
- We have the bandwidth.
- It makes sense topologically from a network perspective.
- Priority will be given to universities/academia/government,
then private organizations (non-commercial) and finally
commercial organizations.
Our servers will be interconnected and anyone who's permitted to
peer at one location will have equivalent ALLOW entries on all
our other servers...same priority as above. (There's only so
much bandwidth.)
We just need some assistance in getting ALLOW entries ourselves
from reliable peers. Can anyone out there (or the powers-that-be
at UCAR/UNIDATA) give us a hand? We'd like to give a lot more
back to the LDM community and make the network more robust and
carry some of the weight as a private organization to abate some
of the burden from those who also donate.
Our ultimate goal: */we'd like to be come a tier 2 or tier 1
backbone provider/* at some point. We have plans to add gigabit
(or better) servers in the following locations as well over the
next calendar 24 months (each to be a minimum of 100Mbps to 1Gbps):
- New York, NY
- Atlanta, GA
- Tampa, FL
- Fremont, CA (SF Bay Area, California)
- Chicago, IL (CBOT)
- Potentially, locations with the US regions in Google Cloud
Platform (Oregon, Los Angeles, Omaha area, Charleston, SC area,
Northern Virginia, and any others that come online) for archival
and pushing things like VCP modes into Pub/Sub, to which access
will be free.
Thanks for the consideration. We'll have our first gigabit
server (Los Angeles @ One Wilshire) online in the early days of
August to begin our experiment, but we're bereft of peers. We
thank TAMU for helping us through the years, and we'll always
miss bigbird. :)
We would also be interested in working on Sruth and sharing all
our open source code as well...including our LDM configuration
real-time orchestrator for adding/modifying peers to many servers
at once.
If anyone can help us (especially at UNIDATA/UCAR), please let us
know. Ideally, we'd like to start the Los Angeles server with at
least 3 reliable peers for the feeds listed above.
Evan, Jared, and Kyle from Updraft Networks
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