[Add] Looking at the problem space for real numbers....

"Winfield, Alister" <Alister.Winfield@sky.uk> Mon, 17 June 2019 10:42 UTC

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Subject: [Add] Looking at the problem space for real numbers....
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I have many questions that require facts top back them up partly to help guide us on priority of issues that we ought to be discussing and on the scale of the problems we are likely to be facing as implementors and deployers of DoH.

Starting with probably the easiest to state question. Up scaling required with any transition to DoH.

Does anyone here have any measurements to define the sizing in terms of:

                Number of connections at the DoH server vs the same service on plain DNS (assuming UDP connection is roughly equivalent to unique IP’s seen per n seconds).
                Connection rate at the DoH servers (tricky given we have so few clients at the moment).
                Query rates vs plain DNS assuming that in the end solutions may well lose all DNS caching at the OS / Customers Access Device (CPE) layers / Other.
               (Before anyone says it yes some of these caches are bypassed already that’s one reason simple modelling of the system to get a likely scaling factor is so complex)

Alister.
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