devtools: tcp throughput server, runtime: bump tcp buffer to 64k - #398
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Simple TCP server which writes random data and sinks incoming data as fast as possible -- to be used for throughput testing. I've just been using:
from a host with Go
tailscaledinstalled to see throughputAlso adjusts the default TCP buffer size to 64kB (up from the 16kB default in
netcore::Config).