Remi Hendriks
PhD candidate at the University of Twente, working on Internet resilience and anycast.
Research
My research focuses on Internet resilience, Internet measurement, anycast routing, network traffic analysis, and distributed systems. I study how anycast is deployed and operates in practice, with a particular interest in catchment stability, latency, and large-scale census techniques.
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Featured publications
View all →Load-Balancing Versus Anycast: A First Look at Operational Challenges
Remi Hendriks, Mattijs Jonker, Roland van Rijswijk-Deij, Raffaele Sommese
LACeS: An Open, Fast, Responsible and Efficient Longitudinal Anycast Census System
Remi Hendriks, Matthew Luckie, Mattijs Jonker, Raffaele Sommese, Roland van Rijswijk-Deij
Too Remote to Be Local: Latency Inflation in Anycast due to Remote Peering
Remi Hendriks, Stefano Servillo, Francesca Cuomo, Cristian Hesselman, Roland van Rijswijk-Deij, Savvas Kastanakis
Profile
Education
- MSc Computer Science, University of Twente (2023)
- BSc Computer Science, University of Twente (2021)
Software
Measurement code to perform coordinated anycast and unicast probing from distributed sites.
iGreedy code adapted for daily LACeS anycast censuses.
Repository for the CNSM'25 paper on the effects of remote peering on anycast routing.
RIPE Atlas measurement scripts.
Daily anycast census data and tooling.
Trace-based anycast geolocation tooling.
Links
- Google Scholar
- ORCID
- GitHub4 followers