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  • IETF Administration LLC 2025 Budget

    A draft budget was shared previously for community consultation and the IETF Administration LLC now has finalised its budget for 2025.

    22 Jan 2025
  • RFC Production Center management transition

    After an extensive review of recent developments in the RFC Editor function, the IETF Administration LLC (IETF LLC) and Association Management Solutions LLC (AMS) have agreed that the IETF LLC will assume management of existing RFC Production Center (RPC) staff, under an Employer of Record arrangement with AMS, the employer of the RPC team.

    5 Jan 2025
  • Workshop on the Decentralization of the Internet at ACM CoNEXT 2024

    The recent Decentralization of the Internet (DIN) workshop at ACM CoNEXT-2024 brought together network researchers, law and policy experts, and digital right activists to discuss the consolidation and centralization of the existing Internet applications, services, and infrastructure observed in recent years.

    19 Dec 2024
  • Launch of the IETF Community Survey 2024

    The IETF Community survey is our major annual survey of the whole of the IETF community and is used to inform the actions of IETF leadership throughout the year. The 2024 IETF Community Survey is live and we want to hear from you!

    19 Dec 2024
  • Second IASA2 Retrospective Report

    The IETF Administration LLC (IETF LLC) has now completed the second IETF Administrative Support Activity (IASA 2.0) retrospective. The report was developed with community input and review, and is now available online.

    18 Dec 2024

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IETF 114 Philadelphia COVID Mitigation Analysis

6 Sep 2022

An in-depth paper on COVID mitigation at IETF 114 Philadelphia.

Following on from IETF 114 Philadelphia, the IETF Administration LLC Board Chair, IETF Executive Director and IETF Managing Director have written a paper explaining the pandemic environment at the time of the meeting, the mitigations utilized, and the lessons learned. This paper can inform future IETF hybrid meetings during the COVID-19 pandemic (or potentially the later endemic phase) as well as other professional meetings that other organizations may hold. 

You can download the paper here: IETF-114-COVID-Mitigation-Analysis


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