Simulating shitty network connections so you can build better systems.
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Simulating shitty network connections so you can build better systems.
goben is a golang tool to measure TCP/UDP transport layer throughput between hosts.
Windows Firewall Notifier extends the default Windows embedded firewall by allowing to handle and notify about outgoing connections, offers real time connections monitoring, connections map, bandwidth usage monitoring and more...
Would be really nice to have tray icon (could be enabled/disabled in Settings maybe?) to show current download and upload.
⚡ Test and graph your internet bandwidth over time
:triangular_ruler: Measure upload/download speed/bandwidth for your network with R
Python/selenium script to get Xfinity bandwidth usage
In html5-client/src/js/jittertrap.js there is a bit of code that posts the version info to https://www.jittertrap.net/tracker. This code makes it possible to track whether anyone is running or hacking on jittertrap, but user tracking is unpopular and must be disabled by default in releases (it will remain enabled on http://demo.jittertrap.net).
TODO:
Test, track, monitor and analyze your internet speed.
A probabilistic prototype for deployment of Fog applications.
A hackathon notification system using google sheets and SMS.
Bandwidth efficient scheduled downloads
A compression and minification library to minify static or dynamic assets like HTML PHP outputs CSS style sheets JS Javascript all text/html or plain text mime types that nginx can output that the browser will read so they are small compressed and have white space removed as well as helping reduce bandwidth consumption since the files served from nginx webserver are now smaller.
Linux utility for monitoring bandwidth consumption by process name
SNMP based network bandwidth , data usage and speed monitor for SNMP enabled devices
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Right now this function: https://github.com/imsnif/bandwhich/blob/6190391601d6f7de004b3ec85685e94e816750da/src/os/shared.rs#L34
Uses std::io::Error, probably not as it was intended, in order to differentiate between a permission error, a general network error and an unknown interface type (one that
libpnetdoes not support).It would be nice if we had our own error type for this, that woul