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BBRv2+ prototype is out, maybe we could test it?
BBRv2+ incorporates delay information into its path model, which cautiously guides the aggressiveness of its bandwidth probing to not reduce its fairness against loss-based CCAs. BBRv2+ also integrates mechanisms for improved resilience to random losses as well as network jitters. Extensive experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of BBRv2+. Especially, it achieves 25% higher throughput and comparable queuing delay in comparison with BBRv2 in high-mobility network scenarios.
https://github.com/yangfurong/BBRv2plus
refer paper: https://scholarphi.semanticscholar.org/?file=https://arxiv.org/pdf/2107.03057v1.pdf
i suggest no. bbrv2+ is a fan-made version of bbrv2. concretely, 1. it is not widely tested; 2. it is either not actively maintained or is different from bbrv2 (check the commit logs)