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Or just have multiple TCP streams. Super simple, low cost, uses all the optimisations we have already. when the latency/packet drop is low, prune the connectio
by KaiserPro 2y ago
Or just have multiple TCP streams. Super simple, low cost, uses all the optimisations we have already.
when the latency/packet drop is low, prune the connections and you get monster speed.
When the latency/loss is high, grow the number of concurrent connections to overcome slow start.
Doesn't give you QUIC like multipath though.
- m_eiman 2y agoThere’s Multipath TCP.
- KaiserPro 2y agoI mean there is, but from what I recall its more a link aggregation thing, rather than a network portable system
- gmokki 2y agoIt seems to support failover smoothly over various links. Interesting article about combining starlinks, 4G + 5G to single mptcp that works on the move: https://dillonbaird.io/articles/mptcpbonding/ https://dillonbaird.io/articles/mptcpbonding/