Visual Logging and Interpretation of Buffer Sizing Experiments
Purvi Goel and Sarah Jobalia Twenty years ago, Appenzeller et al. challenged the “rule of thumb” for buffer sizing, B = RTT x C. The old rule of thumb had […]
CS 244 ’21: Reproducing “Restructuring endpoint congestion control”
This report documents our attempt to reproduce the results of the “Restructuring endpoint congestion control” paper. While we were able to successfully reproduce the findings from the paper, we encountered […]
CS 244 ’20: Reproducing “Taking a Long Look at QUIC”
CS 244 ’20: Methodically Modeling Tor
This report documents the reproduction of Methodically Modeling the Tor Network for CS 244. While the techniques for generating Tor network models have evolved since 2012, the model presented in […]
CS 244 ’20: Reproducing Scafida: A Scale-free Network Inspired Datacenter Topology
In this paper, we reproduce the main findings of Scafida: A Scale-Free Network Inspired Data Center Architecture. The paper proposes and evaluates Scafida, a datacenter topology that breaks the symmetry […]
CS 244 ’20: Reproducing “Large Scale Simulation of Tor” in Shadow
Privacy over the internet is a critical issue worldwide, as more and more of the world executes business and personal transactions over the internet. Tor is a network layer that […]
CS 244 ’20: Reproducing Sparrow
Bandwidth availability, device count increases and new applications such as machine learning have resulted in a steady growth of cloud computing needs, that data centers are required to answer. Among […]
CS 244 ’20: Quantifying the Variation in Congestion Control Performance on Pantheon Paths and Emulators
We examine the ways in which congestion control schemes vary across different real network scenarios, and quantify the complexity of variations. Using measurement data from the Pantheon of Congestion Control, […]
CS 244 ’20: Reproducing and Performance Testing Kademlia
Reproducing and Performance Testing Kademlia Distributed hash tables (DHTs) have become a widely used construct of many distributed systems, offering optimal addition/removal of nodes with minimal work and the ability […]
Reproducing Network Research 