run.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
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set -eo pipefail
set +x

mkdir -p /quilkin

# Number of parallel streams to test simultaneously. Default: (maximum: 128)
PARALLEL="${PARALLEL:-128}"
# The bitrate for each stream.
BANDWIDTH="${BANDWIDTH:-10M}"
# The size of the packet payload. Default: The size of a UDP packet with no
# IPv4 segmentation.
MTU="${MTU:-512}"
# The port for the iperf client, useful for comparing direct connections with
# proxied connections.
PORT="${PORT:-7777}"

# This tunnel is needed because iperf3 requires a tcp handshake before starting the UDP load test
echo "Starting socat tcp tunnel..."
socat tcp-listen:$PORT,reuseaddr,fork tcp:localhost:8001 > /quilkin/socat.log &

echo "Starting iperf3 server..."
iperf3 --server --interval 10 --port 8001 > /quilkin/server.log &

echo "Starting quilkin server..."
quilkin proxy > /quilkin/quilkin.log &

echo "Waiting for startup..."
# Wait for both processes to start up.
sleep 5

set -x
iperf3 --client 127.0.0.1 --port $PORT -l $MTU --interval 10 --parallel $PARALLEL --bidir --bandwidth $BANDWIDTH --time 60 --udp | tee /quilkin/client.log
set +x

echo "Taking a snapshot of Quilkin metrics..."
wget -q -O /quilkin/metrics.json http://localhost:8000/metrics