This data call returns a summary of the current BGP routing state of a given IP prefix or ASN, as observed by the RIS route collectors. Historical lookups are supported - a query has to be aligned to the times (00:00, 08:00 and 16:00 UTC) when RIS data has been collected.
Information on when and how the resource was first and last seen in BGP. The following structure is present only if the resource was ever seen in BGP.
time
The time when the resource was first/last seen.
origin
The origin AS in the route when the resource was first/last seen.
prefix
The prefix in the route when the resource was first/last seen.
visibility
The BGP visibility of the resource, in terms of RIS peers seeing the resource versus total peers, separated over IPv4 and IPv6.
v4/v6
The IP family of table announced by the peers.
ris_peers_seeing
The number of full-table (of that IP family) RIS peers currently seeing the resource.
total_ris_peers
The total number of full-table (of that IP family) RIS peers, at that point in time.
announced space
(only for resources of type: AS)
Indicates the amount of address space currently announced by that AS number.
v4
prefixes
The number of IPv4 prefixes announced by the ASn.
ips
The total amount of IPv4 address space announced by the ASn by combining all the prefixes in terms of unique IP addresses.
v6
prefixes
The number of IPv6 prefixes announced by the ASn.
/48s
The total amount of IPv6 address space announced by the ASn by combining all the prefixes in terms of unique /48 subnets.
observed_neighbours
(only for resources of type: AS)
The amount of unique ASes which are observed to be BGP neighbours of the queried AS at this point in time. Note that the AS might have more neighbours than is specified here, but they are not observed by the RIS collectors.
origins
(only for resources of type: prefix)
The list of origin ASes which currently announce this exact match prefix. Each item has the following structure:
origin
The origin AS.
route_objects
A list of routing registry sources where there is a route object exactly matching this prefix and origin AS.
less_specifics/more_specifics
(only for resources of type: prefix)
The list of less specific and more specific prefixes related to the queries prefix currently announced in BGP. Each list is limited to a maximum of 50 items. Each item has the following structure: