Toronto Network Operators Group.
A community of network operators, engineers, and architects in Toronto. We host meetups and conferences to share knowledge and build connections.
Join us 2026-04-13 at the MaRS Centre in Toronto for the inaugural TORNOG Full Day conference.
| Website | https://tornog.ca/ |
The Toronto Network Operators Group (TORNOG) is a community-driven organization dedicated to improving the quality and availability of Networks in Toronto and beyond.
Register for the inaugural TORNOG Full day conference:
https://tornog.ca/events/tornog-1/register/
Why Attend TORNOG 1?
https://tornog.ca/events/tornog-1/why-attend/
Invest in your professional growth and help build a stronger technical community in Toronto!
We bring together network engineers, architects, operators, and enthusiasts to share knowledge, discuss best practices, and build professional relationships.
Whether you manage a large network or are just starting your career, TORNOG is the place for you.
"ARIN's Director of Customer Technical Services, Brad Gorman, is bringing RPKI expertise to the Toronto Network Operators Group's inaugural full-day conference."
Learn:
🔹 What RPKI actually does
🔹 Why it matters for YOUR network
🔹 How to deploy it safely
🔹 Where to start (no theory overload!)
See ARIN"S original post here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DV2VLbfDTN4/
Join us on April 13th and check out the full agenda here:
"12 Million Canadians Went Offline Because of #BGP -- Here's What We Still Haven't Fixed"
☝️ Just one of the awesome talks on our agenda for TORNOG 1!
🎙️ Full agenda: https://tornog.ca/events/tornog-1/agenda/
📆 Join us on April 13 at the MaRS Centre in Toronto: https://tornog.ca/events/tornog-1/register/
The agenda for TORNOG 1 is live! https://tornog.ca/events/tornog-1/agenda/
Join us for the the inaugural TORNOG full day conference on April 13th, at the MaRS Centre in Toronto!
#Toronto #RPKI #Fiber #IX #Sovereignty #AutonomousResilience #CloudNetwork #NetworkAutomation
Thanks to Ethan and the Packet Pushers team for helping get the word about TORNOG1!
Last call for proposals is March 9th.
My friend Mark Prosser is organizing the Toronto Network Operators Group. #TORNOG1 is happening 13 April 2026. Find out more about talk proposals, sponsorship opportunities, and registration here. 👉 https://lnkd.in/gbF9EZar I'm planning to be there and would be honored to meet you if you'll be there, too.
We are still accepting proposals - it is not too late!
We are looking for technical or "meta" talks on networking, automation, and observability. Talks can be 10 minutes, 30 minutes, or 45 minutes in length. Please provide your abstract, speaker bio, and preferred talk length. Slides are not required but appreciated. The theme of TORNOG 1 is *Stories from Regional Operators*
Help build a stronger technical community in Toronto! Join us in April at TORNOG 1.
https://tornog.ca/events/tornog-1/why-attend/
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Less than 48 hours to get your early bird tickets! #Tech #Technology #Toronto
Why attend TORNOG1?
✅ Technical Knowledge: Deep dives into modern networking technologies (BGP, peering, automation) that we can apply to our infrastructure.
✅ Industry Networking: Direct access to technical leads from major service providers and enterprises to discuss best practices and common challenges.
✅ Regional Collaboration: Building a stronger local network of operators to improve our regional connectivity and problem-solving capabilities.