[Starlink] Open Data

[Nathan Owens]

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I'm new to the flent things -- but in this test, what was CAKE configured
to use for bandwidth? Based on the other graph maybe 5-10Mbps?



On Wed, Jun 9, 2021 at 10:35 AM George Burdell <gb at teklibre.net> wrote:

> For those new around here, bufferbloat.net project members have
> always believed in open code and open data. Been a bit coy this
> month... but... for your research....
>
> All the data collected so far (flent and packet captures)
> is available via rsync to these git repositories, and we consider
> to be "public", just distributed via an older means called rsync.
>
> mkdir starlink; cd starlink; rsync -av fremont.starlink.taht.net::starlink
> .
> cd ..; mkdir starlink_cap; rsync -av fremont.starlink.taht.net::starlink_cap
> .
>
> See the git logbook for pithy details.
>
> Useful things to extract from this data are tons of flent comparison
> plots and from the packet captures, interrarrival times, loss
> and ecn markings. And who knows what else.
>
> All the tests can be easily repeated from anywhere, full source code is
> provided.
>
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