Re: [Doh] [Ext] Are we missing an architecture? (was Re: DNS Camel thoughts: TC and message size)

Patrick McManus <pmcmanus@mozilla.com> Wed, 13 June 2018 21:59 UTC

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Subject: Re: [Doh] [Ext] Are we missing an architecture? (was Re: DNS Camel thoughts: TC and message size)
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> DoH is not even an RFC yet and there has been an announcement from
> Mozilla that by default all its DNS queries will be sent to Cloudflare
> via DoH, and this is the default behavior that's all within the Firefox
> application. Is anybody else concerned about the Firefox DoH
> announcement?
>
>
You are overstating the announcement greatly. We're running some fairly
small experiments to see how this works. It has gotten a bit more publicity
than something at this scale normally does because its important to let
impacted users know how their data flow is changing - that's all. I hope it
makes for a better protocol.

This is part of the process of data driven decision making. sometimes known
as running  code - and it makes for successful protocols when the IETF does
it right. I'm happy to say that open standards are an important part of our
mission and we're confident that we won't accidentally create defacto
standards from Internet Drafts - that's something we think carefully about
and have done well managing with HTTP and TLS over the last few years (of
which we have shipped dozes on draft versions to much bigger populations in
service of creating the final consensus product) and I'm confident we'll be
fine aligning with the final DoH as well.

on the other hand, as I've told the HTTP WG on many occasions: this forum
is for open standards, its not the room I make product specific decisions
in (nor would I expect other participants to negotiate their product
decisions with me).

-Patrick