Portus 
Portus is an implementation of a congestion control plane (CCP). It is a library that can be used to write new congestion control algorithms in user-space.
Congestion control algorithm implementations live in independent crates which use this library for common functionality. Each algorithm crate provides a binary which runs a CCP with that algorithm activated.
Further documentation is available on docs.rs.
Setup
- Install rust. See http://rust-lang.org/ for details.
make. This will build and lint the portus library and bundled algorithm libraries and binaries, and run unit tests.
Notes
- The
ipc::netlinkandipc::kpmodules will only compile on Linux. If the CCP kernel module (github.mit.edu/nebula/ccp-kernel) is loaded, the test will refuse to run.
Run
There are no algorithm binaries in this repository: it is just a library and runtime for CCP algorithms. You may be interested in https://github.com/ccp-project/generic-cong-avoid, which provides implementations of Reno and Cubic, or https://github.com/ccp-project/bbr, a BBR implementation.
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