Coloclue (AS8283) Peering Relation Repository

Current Peering Policy:

What is Coloclue?

Coloclue (AS 8283) is a non-profit association based in the Netherlands, serving a very specific market segment: the association is run by, and for, network engineers from the Dutch ISP scene, entirely driven by volunteers.

These engineers prefer to host their gear at some other place than their employer. This benefits them hugely in troubleshooting and provides for a neutral environment.

How to peer?

If you are connected to AMS-IX you can set up BGP sessions with AS 8283. Make sure you accept AS-COLOCLUE (50 prefixes max).

Add yourself to the peers.yaml file and submit a pull request to this repository. Once a network engineer validates your pull request and merges it into the master branch, the peering session will automatically be configured on our routers within an hour or so.

The peers.yaml format should be fairly self-explanatory, but when in doubt do not hesitate to contact routers@coloclue.net.

Note: peers.yaml is indented by 4 spaces. This needs to be used consistently across the file. Failing to do so will result in invalid YAML.

Example stanza:

    description: A really cool ISP
    import: AS-RANDOMISP
    export: AS-COLOCLUE
    peerings:
        - 195.69.147.39
        - 2001:7f8:1::a500:8282:1

Technical details

    Name:  Netwerkvereniging Coloclue
    ASN:   AS8283
    Macro: AS-COLOCLUE
    NOC:   routers@coloclue.net

    IXP:   AMS-IX
    IPv4:  195.69.147.161
    IPv6:  2001:7f8:1::a500:8283:1

Routing Policy

Coloclue (AS8283) has a fairly open peering policy, but we do have a non-traditional routing policy:

* All peers' prefixes are filtered based on strict RPSL
* Same local preference for peers/downstream/upstream
* Prefix filters facing peers are updated every 12 hours from RADB