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Yes, but it doesn't have to be. Have you looked into Dave Taht's crusade against buffers?
by zekica 2y ago
Yes, but it doesn't have to be. Have you looked into Dave Taht's crusade against buffers?
- lxgr 2y agoCorrect buffer sizing isn't a good solution for Bufferbloat: The ideal size corresponds to the end-to-end bandwidth-delay product, but since one buffer can handle multiple flows with greatly varying latencies/delays, that number does not necessarily converge. Queueing aware scheduling algorithms are much more effective, are readily available in Linux (tc_codel and others), and are slowly making their way into even consumer routers (or at least I hope).
- BenjiWiebe 2y agoPerhaps you know this already (not really clear on what your comment is saying), but Dave Taht is one of the authors of FQ-CoDel, which is what the author of CoDel recommends using when available.