Routinator on Ubuntu 24.04 | 24/7 Support by cloudimg

Routinator is open source RPKI Relying Party software from NLnet Labs. It fetches the RPKI data published by the five Regional Internet Registry trust anchors (ARIN, RIPE NCC, APNIC, LACNIC and AFRINIC), cryptographically validates the Route Origin Authorisations, and serves the resulting Validated ROA Payloads to your routers over the RTR protocol (RFC 6810 and 8210) so they can mark BGP routes as valid, invalid or not found. The cloudimg image installs Routinator 0.15.2 from the official NLnet Labs package repository running under systemd, then locks it down for a marketplace appliance. Routinator's HTTP interface is bound to loopback 127.0.0.1:8323 and fronted by an nginx reverse proxy on port 80 with a per-VM HTTP Basic Auth password generated on first boot, plus an unauthenticated /healthz endpoint for Azure Load Balancer probes. The RTR server listens on port 3323 for your routers. Since Routinator 0.12.0 the five RIR trust anchors are built into the binary, so the appliance validates fresh from the RIRs on first boot with no manual initialisation and no stale cache in the image. It also exposes Prometheus metrics and a JSON and CSV data API. Backed by 24/7 cloudimg support.