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test(transport): maximum throughput on unlimited bandwidth and 50ms #1857

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This commit adds a basic smoke test using the test-fixture simulator, asserting that on a connection with unlimited bandwidth and 50ms round-trip-time Neqo can eventually achieve > 1 Gbit/s throughput.

Showcases the potential that a future stream flow-control auto-tuning algorithm can have.

See #733.


Draft for now. Not familiar enough with the simulator yet. Will be helpful for an implementation of #733.

As expected, test is currently failing. I can not quite yet explain the value of 106 Mbit/s. I would expect a value closer to 160 Mbit/s given the 1 MiB send and receive stream buffer. (See calculation in #1820.)

thread 'unlimited_bandwidth_50ms_delay_connection' panicked at neqo-transport/tests/network.rs:227:5:
expect transfer on 50ms connection with unlimited bandwidth to eventually surpass 1 Gbit/s but got 106.41665660578931 Mbit/s.

This commit adds a basic smoke test using the `test-ficture` simulator,
asserting that on a connection with unlimited bandwidth and 50ms round-trip-time
Neqo can eventually achieve > 1 Gbit/s throughput.

Showcases the potential a future stream flow-control auto-tuning algorithm can have.

See mozilla#733.
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mxinden commented Oct 26, 2024

Closing here in favor of #2203.

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