Krill lets organisations run RPKI on their own systems as a child of one or more Regional Internet Registries (RIRs). It can also run under a different parent, such as a National Internet Registry (NIR) or Enterprise and, in turn, act as a parent for other organisations.

To learn more about Krill and how it can benefit your organisation, please refer to the NLnet Labs website. Extensive documentation on Krill and RPKI technology is available on Read the Docs. We wrote a blog post with background information as well.

Development

Because we believe in transparent development, this project is public while development is ongoing. We are committed to delivering a basic, production quality implementation of Krill by late 2019, with development continuing to offer a full-featured toolset throughout 2020. If you want to track the progress, learn more about the current status and project planning, please have a look at our milestones.

If you have any questions, comments or ideas, you are welcome to discuss them on our RPKI mailing list, or feel free to create an issue right here on GitHub.

Status

The Publication Server of Krill is functional. It means that at this point in time, and until a basic Certificate Authority is implemented, running Krill is interesting mostly for developers.

Documentation

Background and technical documentation, including how to build and get started, is maintained on Read the Docs.

License

This software is distributed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. See the LICENSE file included.