Starting in September 2018, I'm an Associate Professor in Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, in the CRI lab
Before, was a PostDoc in Distributed Systems in the ERODS team of CNRS/LIG lab in Grenoble in France. I received my PhD in Computer Science from Bordeaux University in November 2017, where I was a graduate teaching assistant at ENSEIRB Bordeaux INP. I was a visiting student at the University College of Dublin, Ireland, in the Performance Engineering Lab.
I worked as an Engineer, Team and Project manager for 10 year in the software industry, owning a M.Eng (Math) form INSA Rouen, France and a M.Econ from Aix-Marseille University/EHESS.
My research interests are Network Softwarization (SDN, NFV), blockchain, Intent-based Networking, Content delivery and Techno-Economics.
I'm always looking for opportunities to contribute to a project, volunteer for a good cause or collaborate to a scientific article. Feel free to contact me: nicolas.herbaut ([at}) google mail
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Staring in September 2018, I'm appointed as Associate Professor in Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University working in the CRI lab.
My application has been accepted to the TMA Conference Shadow PC
To experiment with widely distributed systems, I administrate some rasberry pi zeros W scattered in France in residential homes. These systems are attached to residential gateways through Wifi with dynamic IP addresses and I needed a way to reliably connect to them to launch experiments.
In the nineties, I used a service called Dyndns, which offered a free service for updating subdomains with dynamic IPs. This free service no longer exists, so I started looking for an alternatives. Most of them were costly and required the installation of closed-sources update clients. Opensource alternatives such as hopper.pw required complicated installations and also a dedicated domain name.
Hopefully, I've been a loyal customer of Gandi for some years now, and thanks to the introduction their livedns API, it can be used to update my main dns zone through a REST API.
prerequisites: curl jq (apt-get install curl jq)
https://gist.github.com/nherbaut/76437289664481c8b3e6438eff8f79cd
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