I want to run a public bufferbloat testing service with the code in the repo, is it possible?

[elico]

I have tried to run the site with the docker example but it doesn't work.
I need a bufferbloat service test since currently my ISP is claiming "ALL GOOD" while they are limiting my bandwidth to 20Mbps whiel I'm paying for 100Mbps.

Thansk,
Eliezer

[tohojo]

The code in this repository just builds the static web page. To run a test endpoint, you just need to run a netserver instance and an irtt server instance ('netperf' and 'irtt' packages, respectively).

[elico]

@tohojo So technically speaking and looking for Containers to use for this:

• https://pkgs.alpinelinux.org/packages?name=irtt&branch=v3.20&repo=&arch=&maintainer=
• https://github.com/HewlettPackard/netperf
• https://hub.docker.com/r/networkstatic/netperf

My main question is after I have the above containers ( I want to host it both on a VM and a container on A RouterOS device if possible) how do I get to the point which I have a web interface like the next one:

• https://arshankhanifar.github.io/

Sorry but I'm new to the subject (old in networking and internet).

[richb-hanover]

Going back to your original request ("How can I keep my ISP honest? They offer 100Mbps but I only get 20mbps"):

Use the tests mentioned in What can I do about Bufferbloat? from Waveform, speedtest.net, cloudflare. They are very well crafted packages that give accurate results. Show these to your ISP and see what they say

[tohojo]

My main question is after I have the above containers ( I want to host it both on a VM and a container on A RouterOS device if possible) how do I get to the point which I have a web interface like the next one: * https://arshankhanifar.github.io/

Hmm, no idea how that test is setup; you should ask whoever wrote it :) Or, as Rich suggests, use one of the many publicly available tests linked from bufferbloat.net

[elico]

I will switch ISP since their service and support don't recognize these tests as a technical reference. I wanted to show the ISP with their own services how they are serving the clients.. Thanks! בתאריך יום ג׳, 10 בספט׳ 2024, 16:12, מאת Toke Høiland-Jørgensen ‏< ***@***.***>:

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