[Starlink] Fwd: [Bloat] goresponsiveness learned a few tricks...

[Dave Collier-Brown]

Cool: I got

01-08-2024 21:04:41 UTC Go Responsiveness to mensura.cdn-apple.com:443...
Results:
========
Download:
        Throughput: 150.234 Mbps (18.779 MBps), using 8 parallel connections.
        RPM: 624 (P90)
        RPM: 1005 (Single-Sided 5% Trimmed Mean)
========
Upload:
        Throughput: 13.124 Mbps (1.641 MBps), using 8 parallel connections.
        RPM: 360 (P90)
        RPM: 1210 (Single-Sided 5% Trimmed Mean)
========
Final RPM: 392 (P90)
Final RPM: 1124 (Single-Sided 5% Trimmed Mean)


Now all I have to do is figure out what it means (;-))

--dave

On 2024-01-08 14:45, Dave Taht via Starlink wrote:

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Sebastian Moeller via Bloat <bloat at lists.bufferbloat.net><mailto:bloat at lists.bufferbloat.net>
Date: Mon, Jan 8, 2024 at 2:41 PM
Subject: [Bloat] goresponsiveness learned a few tricks...
To: Dave Taht via Bloat <bloat at lists.bufferbloat.net><mailto:bloat at lists.bufferbloat.net>


Just a quick shoutout to Will Hawkins goresponsiveness effort
(h++ps://github.com/network-quality/goresponsiveness: open source go
implementation along the lines of the RPM IETF responsiveness draft
(h++ps://github.com/network-quality/draft-ietf-ippm-responsiveness).

The goal I think is a quick latency under working conditions/latency
under load for the rest of us. I think the draft likely will get a
last call soon, so whoever wants to add something to the spec or just
wants to comment, now would be a good time:

goresponsiveness is currently acquiring a few nice features, like the
ability to compare the latency between idle and working conditions,
run both saturating loads concurrently, and to report the sub results
for the "self" probes (measuring latency within the load generating
connection/flow) and the "foreign" probes (measuring latency outside
of the load generating flows)

bash-3.2$ ./networkQuality --relative-rpm --rpm.parallel --config
mensura.cdn-apple.com --port 443 --path /api/v1/gm/config
--rpm.timeout 120 --extended-stats --rpm.mnp 32 --logger-filename
go_networkQuality_20231228_223707 --detailed
01-08-2024 19:37:07 UTC Go Responsiveness to mensura.cdn-apple.com:443...
Baseline RPM:  2813 (P90)
Baseline RPM:  3888 (Single-Sided 5% Trimmed Mean)
Results:
========
Download:
        Throughput: 80.367 Mbps (10.046 MBps), using 13 parallel connections.
        Extended Statistics:
                Maximum Segment Size: 1208
                Total Bytes Retransmitted: 2860
                Retransmission Ratio: 0.25%
                Total Bytes Reordered: 140968234
                Average RTT: 34.30769230769231
        RPM: 264 (P90)
        RPM: 509 (Single-Sided 5% Trimmed Mean)
========
Upload:
        Throughput: 30.124 Mbps (3.766 MBps), using 9 parallel connections.
        Extended Statistics:
                Maximum Segment Size: 1208
                Total Bytes Retransmitted: 466855
                Retransmission Ratio: 0.95%
                Total Bytes Reordered: 700
                Average RTT: 37
        RPM: 676 (P90)
        RPM: 2536 (Single-Sided 5% Trimmed Mean)
========
Final RPM Calculation stats:
        Total Self Probes:            933
        Total Foreign Probes:         2799
        Trimmed Self Probes Count:    46
        Trimmed Foreign Probes Count: 139
        P90 Self RTT:                 0.379444841
        P90 Foreign RTT:              0.031294024999999996
        Trimmed Mean Self RTT:        0.035124
        Trimmed Mean Foreign RTT:     0.017979

Final RPM: 292 (P90)
Final RPM: 2260 (Single-Sided 5% Trimmed Mean)
Final RPM (Self Only): 158 (P90)
Final RPM (Self Only): 1708 (Single-Sided 5% Trimmed Mean)
Final RPM (Foreign Only): 1917 (P90)
Final RPM (Foreign Only): 3337 (Single-Sided 5% Trimmed Mean)
Working Conditions RPM Effect:   162% (P90)
Working Conditions RPM Effect:    53% (Single-Sided 5% Trimmed Mean)


The beauty of the self and foreign reports is that here we can see
that my cake'd upstream does a decent job to preserve foreign
responsiveness while in the self responsiveness we see how TCP
self-congests like there is no tomorrow... Please ignore the download
direction, this is over a 100 Mbps USB ethernet dongle and my true
download shaper is set to 105 Mbps, so this is mostly the bad USB
dongle in action...



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