Czech and Slovak Network Operators Group is a community of ISPs, network operators, registrars, network engineers and Internet and network technology enthusiasts. Thanks to the unique linguistic and economic proximity of the two countries, the Czech and Slovak communities are destined to be united in one NOG.
There are regular meetings of the CSNOG community to enable mutual exchange of experience, discussion of current issues and sharing of solutions leading to the development of Internet networks in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
The meeting programme is created by an independent programme committee of volunteers, who are elected by the attendees of the meetings. Product marketing talks are strongly discouraged as the CSNOG attendees like to keep the event non-commercial.
News
CSNOG 2025: Call for Abstracts and Call for Partners
We have launched the Call for Abstracts and Call for Partners for the CSNOG 2025 Community Meeting. Those interested in actively participating in the main program can submit their…
CSNOG 2025 will take place on January 21-22 in Zlin
The seventh edition of the Czech and Slovak network administrators’ meeting - CSNOG 2025 - will take place next year on January 21-22 in the premises of Tomas Bata University in Z…
Talks from this year’s CSNOG 2024 are available online
Presentations, videos and photos from the CSNOG 2024 community meeting were published today on the meeting’s website. In the Program section, anyone can now find the contributions…
The programme of the CSNOG 2024 is on the event website, those interested can register
Moving the data centre to full operation, attacks on private networks in 2023, DNS-related lectures, current regulatory challenges or migration to the single gov.cz domain are jus…
Program Commitee
Code of Conduct
The short version: be excellent to one another.
“Our group is dedicated to providing a harassment-free event experience for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, or religion (or lack thereof).
We do not tolerate harassment of group participants in any form. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for any meetup venue, including talks, workshops, parties, Twitter and other online media. Group participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the group (without a refund if applicable) at the discretion of the group organisers.”
The long version is at confcodeofconduct.com which is also the source for the above.