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Hi, @yangchi still following this thread, and thanks for the explanation about the inter/intra network difference. They are pretty insightful. A couple of questions that I'm curious about: 1. Do...

@yangchi p.s. Is there an easy way that the real-time/average throughput (using `tperf`) can be calculated and showed on the std output? and the log info printed out in the...

cool. I tested on `mvfst` and found that a slight packet out-of-order (5%-10%) can cause throughput decrease (w/o GSO enabled). Not sure if that was caused by packet loss or...

Thanks for your interest in this work! I'm happy that it can help people understand QUIC better from a performance perspective. We are currently testing on quiche (cloudflare's) and the...

>So essentially memory usage, throughput and latency as the connection count grows. And also throughput as packet loss and reordering rates rise as you analyzed in the talk are crucial...

@dtikhonov @nibanks Thanks! We haven't test on `lsquic` and `msquic` but they are definitely in the TODO list. it would be good if `lsquic` and `msquic` provide options to record...

@dtikhonov It would be good enough that the throughput can be recorded every sec into a log file. so is the `request per sec`. A format can be just like...

> Yep. As @rmarx EPIQ paper pointed out, implementations are diverse and constantly evolving. It would be super good for reproducibility to list all characteristics of the implementations under test...

@nibanks this is a very cool idea and could be a good replacement for the test we did. Most of the time we spent in the test was reading the...

> @Winters123, what does the "establish time" in `establish_time: xxxMbps` mean? Should it be a timestamp? Exactly, a timestamp will do (us/ms). It will represent the time from the handshake...