[iccrg] Table 5 (Re: [CCWG] Call for participation: IETF 121 Hackathon table on Congestion Control Testing)

Reese Enghardt <ietf@tenghardt.net> Sat, 02 November 2024 10:26 UTC

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Hi all,

Just so you know where to find us:

We set up the Congestion Control Testing table on Table 5 at the 
hackathon, towards the back of the room on the right of the stage.

We'll be here today and tomorrow.

Please stop by and/or come hack on something with us!

Best,
Reese


On 10/4/24 18:33, Holger Araújo Wiehen wrote:
> Hi Reese,
>
> I am interested in attending, together with another colleague from NIC.br.
>
> We are quite new to Congestion Control Testing, but would like to 
> learn more and contribute.
>
> Holger Wiehen
>
>
>> On 2024-09-28 01:14, Reese Enghardt wrote:
>>> Dear all who are interested in congestion control testing,
>>> We are planning to have a "Congestion Control Testing" table at the 
>>> IETF 121 hackathon in Dublin, November 2nd and 3rd, 2024.
>>> Our overall objective is to build tooling and test congestion 
>>> control algorithms and other related proposals, including those 
>>> discussed in CCWG, ICCRG, TSVWG, and potentially other forums.
>>> To this end, we are looking for participants from academia, 
>>> industry, and all other contexts with an interest in congestion 
>>> control testing.
>>> Potential projects include, but are not limited to:
>>> * Test congestion control proposals in simulated or emulated 
>>> environments or in the field
>>> * Refine tooling such as the ns-3 simulator to support congestion 
>>> control testing better
>>> * Design a suite of test cases based on 5033bis, the proposed new 
>>> BCP on Specifying New Congestion Control Algorithms
>>> Please respond to this email to indicate interest.
>>> I'm looking forward to seeing everyone in Dublin!
>>> Best,
>>> Reese
>>
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