The Asia Pacific OperatorS Forum - the NOG for the Asia Pacific Region

Co-chairs: Philip Smith (APNIC), Tomoya Yoshida (Multifeed) and Matsuzaki Yoshinobu (IIJ).

Purpose:

APOPS is the Network Operators Group for the Asia Pacific region. APOPS meets twice a year, during the February APRICOT summit and during the August APNIC conference.

Background:

APOPS was established as a mailing list for ISP operations engineers as early as 1996. With the growth of the Internet in the region, the first APOPS meetings were held as part of the APNIC annual members meeting in 2000.

Up until the end of 2006, APOPS meetings have been held during the annual APRICOT conference and the mid-year APNIC meeting.

From 2007, APOPS took on a greater role within the Asia Pacific Internet Operations community, forming the general plenary session of the APRICOT conference (following a revamp of the multi-track programme format of APRICOT). And APOPS formed the general plenary session at the joint SANOG 10 and APNIC 24 meeting in New Delhi in August 2007.

Next Meeting:

The next APOPS meeting will be held as part of APNIC 36 in Xi'an, in August 2013.

Previous Meeting Archive:

• 2013
  • APRICOT 2013 APOPS Plenary, and APRICOT 2013 APOPS Session, February

• 2012
  • APNIC 34 APOPS Plenary, August
  • APRICOT 2012 APOPS Plenary, February

• 2011
  • APNIC 32, August
  • APRICOT 2011 APOPS Plenary, February

• 2010
  • APNIC 30, August
  • APRICOT 2010, Plenary 1 and APRICOT 2010, Plenary 2, February

• 2009
  • APNIC 28, August
  • APRICOT 2009, February
• 2008
  • APNIC 26, August
  • APRICOT 2008, Plenary 1, APRICOT Plenary 2 and APRICOT Plenary 3, February
• 2007
  • APNIC 24, September
  • APRICOT 2007, February
• 2006
  • APNIC 22, September
  • APRICOT 2006, February
• 2005
  • APNIC 20, September
  • APRICOT 2005, February
• 2004
  • APNIC 18, September
  • APRICOT 2004, February
• 2003
  • APNIC 16, August
  • APRICOT 2003, February

Mailing List:

The mailing list is targeted at network and operations engineers in the Asia Pacific Region. It is open to everyone from all walks of life around the world who is interested in ISP operations activities in the Asia Pacific Region. To ensure that the list is a useful forum for discussion of relevant technical issues, participants are asked to respect these guidelines. Failure to do so will lead to posting rights being denied.

To subscribe, use the online form.

To post a message, send e-mail to apops@apops.net. Note, you must be a subscriber in order to post a message.

Enquiries

For more information about APOPS or contact APOPS, please complete the general enquiry form.

Credits:

APOPS would like to acknowledge and thank APNIC for kindly agreeing to host this website.