Subject: [EToSat] [Side meeting on QUIC 4 high BDP networks at IETF106] Minutes and meeting material upload

From: Kuhn Nicolas <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 3 Dec 2019 09:01:38 +0000

Dear all,

Thank you all for coming to the "QUIC for high BDP" side-meeting.
We hope you found it positive and useful - at least, we did and have plans for future, thanks a lot.

The material and the minutes have been uploaded:
https://github.com/NicoKos/QUIC_HIGH_BDP/tree/master/meetings/ietf106-quic-4-high-bdp

Time was flying and we could not dedicate more time to discuss the proxy approach. We propose to continue
the discussion on that topic on the MASQUE mailing list [https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/masque].
Even if SATCOM is not the core topic, it seems to be a relevant use-case (among others) for MASQUE.

We are sorry if we lacked time to present the QUIC experiments from the VIBES project [https://artes.esa.int/projects/vibes].
If you are interested, you can contact Simon Pietro Romano <[email-masked]>.
Also, we did not have time to go into the details of John Border's results and are sorry for that.

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Futur plans
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We plan to arrange another meeting in Vancouver with more data and possible changes to QUIC (with a larger room).

For your information, our plans for the future are the following :
- Class 0 : regression tests with one or two simple tests for SATCOM that different QUIC implementations can check against
                => EToSat mailing list
- Class 1 : things that may require extensions or be part of QUICv2
                => EToSat mailing list
- Class 2 : prepare "BCP" document for QUIC implementations over SATCOM
                => EToSat mailing list
- Class 3 : explicit authenticated proxy
                => MASQUE mailing list

Nicolas, Gorry and Emile