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Except it doesn't work. It's easy to coax BBR into converging on using 20% of a shared link instead of 50% (cohabiting with one other stream). The inverse is
by suprjami 3y ago
Except it doesn't work.
It's easy to coax BBR into converging on using 20% of a shared link instead of 50% (cohabiting with one other stream).
The inverse is true and it's easy to get BBR to hog 80% of a link instead of 50% (cohabiting with one other stream). If you're happy for other people to steal bandwidth from you with greedy CCAs then go ahead and ratelimit yourself. I'm not.
- the8472 3y agoIt's still useful when dealing with high-latency links with non-zero loss. Fine, something might outcompete it, but without it the throughput would suck anyway. E.g. if a service runs on a single server (no CDN) and you occasionally get users from Australia then the site will by a bit laggy for them but at least it won't be a trickle.