So you have a traces.txt
list of files with traceroute measurements
from a specific date
, and all you want to know is which ASes the IPs map to using bdrmapit
? We got you:
./build.sh
docker run -v $(pwd)/data:/data easymapit W /data/traces.txt 2020-01-20 0
docker run easymapit help
Copy your trace files inside the data
directory. Then you need to
generate a list of files you want to process using bdrmapit
. Here is
an example:
mkdir -p data
mv /original/location/traces-20220706 data/
cd data
# Note the use of "-exec echo /data" to build the absolute path when
# mounted inside the container:
find traces-20220706 -name '*.warts' -exec echo /data/{} \; \
> 20220706.traces
You can apply to get access to CAIDA's private Ark measurements here.
- Several
bdrmapit
dependencies use Cython, which may not behave correctly on Apple M1/M2 processors. We have at least one report of crashes on new M1/M2 Macs.