Stéphane Bortzmeyer
Poste
R&D expert engineer
Biographie
Stéphane Bortzmeyer worked as a system and/or network engineer in several organisations (engineering school, research institute, Internet operator) before joining Afnic. He works on technical standardisation, training, DNS expertise and a number of other topics. Stéphane is the author of the book “Cyberstructure / L'Internet, un espace politique” (“Cyberstructure / The Internet is a political space”) published by C&F Éditions and of three RFCs (“Requests For Comments”, Internet technical standards).
Articles
New .fr name server added, in Prague
Viewed from the outside, name resolution for .fr operates 24 ...
The importance of HTTP persistent connections (for RDAP, for example)
Adopting DNSSEC is never too late
DNSSEC is an old technology, the current version having been ...
Using the .fr API with Elixir (4/4)
We’ve presented the general workings of the .fr API and we’ve ...
RDAP, obtaining information on a domain name
To obtain information on a domain name, for example on its holder’s ...
Using the .fr API with Go (3/4)
We’ve presented the general workings of the .fr API and we’ve ...
Using the .fr API with Python (2/4)
We’ve presented the general workings of the .fr API. Let’s ...
The .fr API for Registrars (1/4)
Since 1 October 2022, the .fr Registrars have had an API (Application ...
What happens at the registrar
We’ve already talked here about how a domain name registry ...
New TCP standard, RFC 9293
A new technical standard called “RFC 9293” was published ...
NIST announces the winners of the post-quantum competition
On July 5th, 2022, US standards institute NIST announced the ...
Reorganisation of the technical standards for HTTP
You will certainly be familiar with the HTTP protocol (Hypertext ...
NFTs and domain names, friends and partners?
NFTs are much in fashion. In the context of domains, they have even been cited in an ICANN conflict....
New DNS record types to give more information for client applications
We often read that the DNS “translates domain names into IP addresses”...
