Routing experiments
BGP, IPv4/IPv6, route policy, and all the fun things that make network engineers stare blankly at terminal windows.
Welcome to Clogged Pipe Network by Dekkapok Engineering. Where congestion is a feature, packet loss is premium, and BGP stands for Barely Getting Packets.
An independent internet plumbing experiment by Dekkapok Engineering. We route packets, question our life choices, and occasionally pretend the traceroute is fine.
BGP, IPv4/IPv6, route policy, and all the fun things that make network engineers stare blankly at terminal windows.
Building real-world networking experience through transit, interconnection, and occasionally questionable configurations.
Self-hosted infrastructure, automation, monitoring, and experiments that absolutely could have been done the easy way.
All the classic networking promises. Reinterpreted by the Dekkapok Engineering Department of Questionable Connectivity.
Congestion is a feature, not a bug. We don't have bottlenecks. We have intentional packet gathering areas.
Premium networking experience. Your packets are important to us. That's why we keep a few as souvenirs.
Very, very best effort. We absolutely intended to forward your packets. What happened next is between the routers.
Five nines, inverted. Industry-leading commitment to making the uptime graph look like modern abstract art.
Border Gateway Protocol? Never heard of it. We prefer Barely Getting Packets. Our favorite route is the scenic route.
If the pipe is clogged, the name is accurate. That's not an outage. That's unmatched product consistency.
Our network is doing exactly what the marketing department promised. These are parody values, not measured network telemetry.
*It's always DNS. Except when it's MTU. Then it's definitely MTU.
Generate an incident report from our highly unaccredited network engineering department.
A fictional console demo, not a live looking-glass service. Real diagnostics can be plugged in later.
Serious about BGP. Questionable about slogans. Peering details will be published once the network is operational.
Have a peering question, found a routing anomaly, or just want to discuss why your packets went on vacation? We'd love to hear from you.
* NOC stands for Network Operations Comedy.
Mailbox is monitored by human network enthusiasts.
Clogged Pipe Network by Dekkapok Engineering — proudly congesting the internet since 2026. (Figuratively.)