Bytes from IETF 120 — BBR 1, 2, 3
BBRv3 in the public Internet: Good or bad?
Tag: BBR
Congestion control algorithms are not fair
Guest Post: Current CCAs lead to starvation. What can we do about it?
Improving network performance with Dynamic Congestion Control Tuning
Guest Post: CDN shares how it detects cases where BBR provides improved performance enabling them to provide more custom congestion control.
More notes from IETF 112
Geoff Huston on currently active IETF routing security, IPv6, and transport discussions.
CCID5: Evaluating BBR for Datagram Congestion Control Protocol
Guest Post: BBR for DCCP reduces latency in multi-path scenarios providing stability to carry TCP streams on top of CCID5 controlled DCCP tunnels.
The elusive nature of QoS in the Internet
How do we engineer a shared network that can meet all service and experience parameters at the same time?
The game theory behind running CUBIC and BBR on the Internet
Guest Post: Study uses game-theoretic analysis to measure the performance of congestion control algorithms.
More notes from IETF 111
Geoff Huston discusses currently active IETF areas that are not DNS related.
New IP and emerging communications technologies
What technologies will play a prominent role in the Internet over the next decade?
Modelling BBR’s interactions with loss-based congestion control
Guest Post: While BBR is supposed to be a rate-based algorithm, when competing with other flows, BBR is window-limited.