TA, could you tell us a little bit about that?

So, yes, we have a lot of news since the last podcast.

We have a lot of new tools, dashboards, but mostly we significantly increased the number of BGP sessions that we have and the point of view from which we are collecting the BGP data.

And it's mainly because of one feature we implemented, which is BMP.

stands for the BGP Monitoring Protocol, and it's used to not only monitor the BGP data that is on one BGP session, but all the BGP data collected from all the BGP sessions of the router running the BMP.

So here, for the sake of clarity, we'll use the term vantage points for a round router that is exporting BGP data.

So here, because of the nature of BMP, one BMP session can bring us multiple vantage points.

So TA, are you using just like a classic Postgres SQL schema or have you written a particular data model that is your database here?