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We should use Testground for testing QUIC & TCP hole punching.
This issue is to explore if it's possible and if it is, write solid tests that prove our approach works.
Quoting @raulk on some resources that can help achieve this:
Use Testground tarffic shaping https://docs.testground.ai/traffic-shaping And also the network package in the SDK: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/testground/sdk-go@v0.2.5/network Right now TG can do all traffic shaping that netlink allows us to do, plus simulate connected and disconnected scenarios, assign concrete IP addresses, etc.
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closing in favor of libp2p/test-plans#64
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We should use Testground for testing QUIC & TCP hole punching.
This issue is to explore if it's possible and if it is, write solid tests that prove our approach works.
Quoting @raulk on some resources that can help achieve this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: