RFC8805 compliance (breaking change)
Mar 13, 2026

Open Geofeed currently operates on a draft version of what is now RFC8805. As part of our - some might say, overdue - modernization efforts, we’ll move to full RFC8805 conformance for the generated feeds as well as the validator.

This has two consequences:
* Delegation size will be removed from the feed
* ZIP code use is supported but discouraged due to privacy concerns. It will be possible to toggle ZIP code publication in the ASN settings

This change is planned to go live on Tuesday, April 14th.

FAQ cleanup
Mar 12, 2026

The FAQ area was cleaned up and simplified. We’re still going through the content at this time. If you find there’s anything import missing, let us know!

PeeringDB for Single Sign-On and AS association
Feb 02, 2026

PeeringDB has become one of the major hubs for information pertaining to the Internet ecosystem and enjoys broad adoption in the service provider community. To streamline the Open Geofeed onboarding process, you can now simply login using your PeeringDB account. This mechanism is also used to confirm association to Autonomous Systems.

PeeringDB SSO will be the only supported way for login and AS validation going forward. Legacy Account holders will be able to continue using their existing accounts, though.

geofeed-validator v0.7.1 released
Oct 29, 2025

geofeed-validator is the library that’s powering Open Geofeed’s core functionality. The new release introduces support for Python 3.14.

Optical overhaul
Jun 11, 2025

As you might notice, Open Geofeed got a makeover, by switching to Bootstrap 5. Along with it, we took a step to improve user experience by removing the fixed page width - meaning the app now utilizes the whole browser window.

Major tech stack refresh
May 26, 2025

Finally we hit our first major milestone: Open Geofeed is now running on Django 5.2 / Python 3.13, which will serve as a solid foundation for what’s to come.

Rejuvenating Open Geofeed
May 05, 2025

The domain opengeofeed.org was registered in March of 2014. Since then, our team at Anexia has been developing and running Open Geofeed as a public service for the Internet community.

However, the service was beginning to show it’s age. So now, 12 years after it’s inception, we’re proud to accounce, that it has received some major technical overhauls to increase performance and stability, many bugfixes and some useful new features, that we’ll showcase in the upcoming posts.