PeeringDB

How do you PeeringDB??

We are pleased to support this short survey and invite users of PeeringDB to please get involved 📋️ (closing date for completing the survey is 1 July 2026)

➡️ https://umfrage.uni-kassel.de/index.php?r=survey/index&sid=318555&lang=en

It asks network operators and peering professionals how they use PeeringDB and similar databases in their day-to-day work, such as handling incoming peering requests, identifying potential peers, and checking network information.

Thanks to the University of Kassel, ISOC, FURG and Cloudflare for your work on this.

The responses will help understand which data fields are most useful, how accurate operators find them, and where improvements may be needed.

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Livio Morina will be attending APMAT2026 this week, the annual event organised by ASSOPROVIDERS, the Italian association representing small and regional ISPs.

During the morning session he will be giving a presentation titled: “The Importance of PeeringDB for Independent Networks” and in the afternoon, he will participate in a joint workshop with Antonio Prado titled: “Building an NIS2-Ready ASN: IRR, PeeringDB, RPKI and ASPA as Routing Security Fundamentals”.

Wishing all organisers and attendees a productive event!

Results of the 2026 election:
Seat 2 (term expires 2028): Brian Burke
Seat 4 (term expires 2028): Marco Marzetti

Congratulations to the new board members and appreciation to the other candidates who ran.

https://lists.peeringdb.com/pipermail/pdb-gov/2026-April/000517.html

New blog: Engaging with the Product Committee. The Product Committee are the volunteers responsible for making product decisions. We need your input to make good decisions.
https://docs.peeringdb.com/blog/engaging_with_the_product_committee/

New blog: Data Quality and Location Data Normalization. We’ve been incrementally improving the quality of PeeringDB’s location data, and now normalize the presentation of several parts of addresses.
https://docs.peeringdb.com/blog/data_quality_location_data_normalization/