651ProjectBBR

Install kernel sources with BBR

Follow steps in https://github.com/google/bbr/blob/master/Documentation/bbr-quick-start.md
If you don't have a Google compute engine, follow the following steps:
Install lilo https://linux.die.net/man/8/lilo
Obtain kernel source with BBR

git clone git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/davem/net-next.git
cd net-next/
make olddefconfig

Make Install

Make sure CONFIG_BBR is set to true and FQ modules are enabled. Here is the .config file I used to successfully install the kernel.
Install kernel
change /etc/lilo.conf to include the installed kernal

make -j 8 && make -j 8 modules_install && make install
change /etc/lilo.conf to include the installed kernal
/sbin/lilo

Reboot

reboot
confirm fq qdisc is installed and that BBR is avaiable:

tc qdisc show
cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_available_congestion_control

Install Mahimahi

Follow steps in http://mahimahi.mit.edu/

Install iperf3

wget http://downloads.es.net/pub/iperf/iperf-3-current.tar.gz

Install Python

Install python 2.7
Install python matplotlib http://matplotlib.org/

Experiments

A simple dumebell topology is used where two nodes connected with a 1Gbits/sec link. Each node is an off-the-shelf PC configured with 4 (8 hyper-threaded) Core Intel i7-3770 3.40 GHz CPU with 16GB of memory.

Change the server Ip adderss to be your server Ip address.

Section 3.1 Experimenting with single-flow

Run following commands and view results in /tmp/$cc-maxb-1G-basertt-0-BG-0-tcpdump-N-interval-.1-exp1/

for cc in "cubic" "bbr"
do
	bash exp_base_performance.sh $cc '1G' 0 0 'N' '.1' 'exp1'
done

Section 3.2 Experimenting with multiple-flow

Run following commands and view results in /tmp/$cc-maxb-1G-basertt-0-BG-0-tcpdump-N-interval-.1-exp2/

for cc in "cubic" "bbr"
do
	bash exp_base_performance.sh $cc '1G' 0 0 'N' '.1' 'exp2'
done

Background traffic

Run following commands and view results in /tmp/$cc-maxb-1G-basertt-0-BG-200M-tcpdump-N-interval-.1-$exp/

for exp in "exp1" "exp2"
do
	for cc in "cubic" "bbr"
	do
		bash exp_base_performance.sh $cc '1G' 0 '200M' 'N' '.1' $exp
	done
done

Mix flow

Run following commands and view results in /tmp/mix-maxb-1G-basertt-0-BG-0-tcpdump-N-interval-.1-mix/

bash exp_base_performance.sh 'mix' '1G' 0 '' 'N' '.1' 'mix'

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