| Index: net/quic/core/congestion_control/bbr_sender_test.cc
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| diff --git a/net/quic/core/congestion_control/bbr_sender_test.cc b/net/quic/core/congestion_control/bbr_sender_test.cc
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| index 64c0a15a906c5c959d9129a301d5f69e093cbdd0..f3aa680a36dff25b3bec605ba37c814300eb6f0a 100644
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| --- a/net/quic/core/congestion_control/bbr_sender_test.cc
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| +++ b/net/quic/core/congestion_control/bbr_sender_test.cc
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| @@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ TEST_F(BbrSenderTest, SimpleTransferSmallBuffer) {
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| }
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| // Test a simple long data transfer with 2 rtts of aggregation.
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| -TEST_F(BbrSenderTest, DISABLED_SimpleTransfer2RTTAggregation) {
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| +TEST_F(BbrSenderTest, SimpleTransfer2RTTAggregation) {
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| QuicFlagSaver flags;
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| FLAGS_quic_reloadable_flag_quic_bbr_ack_spacing2 = true;
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| CreateDefaultSetup();
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| @@ -242,16 +242,83 @@ TEST_F(BbrSenderTest, DISABLED_SimpleTransfer2RTTAggregation) {
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| // Transfer 12MB.
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| DoSimpleTransfer(12 * 1024 * 1024, QuicTime::Delta::FromSeconds(35));
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| EXPECT_EQ(BbrSender::PROBE_BW, sender_->ExportDebugState().mode);
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| - // It's possible to read a bandwidth as much as 25% too high with aggregation.
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| + // It's possible to read a bandwidth as much as 50% too high with aggregation.
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| EXPECT_LE(kTestLinkBandwidth * 0.99f,
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| sender_->ExportDebugState().max_bandwidth);
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| // TODO(ianswett): Tighten this bound once we understand why BBR is
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| // overestimating bandwidth with aggregation. b/36022633
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| - EXPECT_GE(kTestLinkBandwidth * 1.25f,
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| + EXPECT_GE(kTestLinkBandwidth * 1.5f,
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| + sender_->ExportDebugState().max_bandwidth);
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| + // TODO(ianswett): Expect 0 packets are lost once BBR no longer measures
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| + // bandwidth higher than the link rate.
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| + // The margin here is high, because the aggregation greatly increases
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| + // smoothed rtt.
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| + EXPECT_GE(kTestRtt * 4, rtt_stats_->smoothed_rtt());
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| + ExpectApproxEq(kTestRtt, rtt_stats_->min_rtt(), 0.1f);
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| +}
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| +
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| +// Test a simple long data transfer with 2 rtts of aggregation.
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| +TEST_F(BbrSenderTest, SimpleTransfer2RTTAggregationBytes) {
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| + FLAGS_quic_reloadable_flag_quic_bbr_ack_spacing2 = false;
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| + FLAGS_quic_reloadable_flag_quic_bbr_ack_aggregation_bytes = true;
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| + CreateDefaultSetup();
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| + // 2 RTTs of aggregation, with a max of 10kb.
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| + EnableAggregation(10 * 1024, 2 * kTestRtt);
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| +
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| + // Transfer 12MB.
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| + DoSimpleTransfer(12 * 1024 * 1024, QuicTime::Delta::FromSeconds(35));
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| + EXPECT_EQ(BbrSender::PROBE_BW, sender_->ExportDebugState().mode);
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| + // It's possible to read a bandwidth as much as 50% too high with aggregation.
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| + EXPECT_LE(kTestLinkBandwidth * 0.99f,
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| + sender_->ExportDebugState().max_bandwidth);
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| + // TODO(ianswett): Tighten this bound once we understand why BBR is
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| + // overestimating bandwidth with aggregation. b/36022633
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| + EXPECT_GE(kTestLinkBandwidth * 1.5f,
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| + sender_->ExportDebugState().max_bandwidth);
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| + // TODO(ianswett): Expect 0 packets are lost once BBR no longer measures
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| + // bandwidth higher than the link rate.
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| + EXPECT_FALSE(sender_->ExportDebugState().last_sample_is_app_limited);
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| + // The margin here is high, because the aggregation greatly increases
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| + // smoothed rtt.
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| + EXPECT_GE(kTestRtt * 4, rtt_stats_->smoothed_rtt());
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| + ExpectApproxEq(kTestRtt, rtt_stats_->min_rtt(), 0.1f);
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| +}
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| +
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| +// Test a simple long data transfer with 2 rtts of aggregation.
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| +TEST_F(BbrSenderTest, SimpleTransferAckDecimation) {
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| + FLAGS_quic_reloadable_flag_quic_bbr_ack_spacing2 = false;
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| + FLAGS_quic_reloadable_flag_quic_bbr_ack_aggregation_bytes = true;
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| + // Decrease the CWND gain so extra CWND is required with stretch acks.
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| + base::SetFlag(&FLAGS_quic_bbr_cwnd_gain, 1.0);
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| + sender_ = new BbrSender(
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| + rtt_stats_,
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| + QuicSentPacketManagerPeer::GetUnackedPacketMap(
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| + QuicConnectionPeer::GetSentPacketManager(bbr_sender_.connection())),
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| + kInitialCongestionWindowPackets, kDefaultMaxCongestionWindowPackets,
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| + &random_);
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| + QuicConnectionPeer::SetSendAlgorithm(bbr_sender_.connection(), sender_);
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| + // Enable Ack Decimation on the receiver.
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| + QuicConnectionPeer::SetAckMode(receiver_.connection(),
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| + QuicConnection::AckMode::ACK_DECIMATION);
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| + CreateDefaultSetup();
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| +
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| + // Transfer 12MB.
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| + DoSimpleTransfer(12 * 1024 * 1024, QuicTime::Delta::FromSeconds(35));
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| + EXPECT_EQ(BbrSender::PROBE_BW, sender_->ExportDebugState().mode);
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| + // It's possible to read a bandwidth as much as 50% too high with aggregation.
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| + EXPECT_LE(kTestLinkBandwidth * 0.99f,
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| + sender_->ExportDebugState().max_bandwidth);
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| + // TODO(ianswett): Tighten this bound once we understand why BBR is
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| + // overestimating bandwidth with aggregation. b/36022633
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| + EXPECT_GE(kTestLinkBandwidth * 1.5f,
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| sender_->ExportDebugState().max_bandwidth);
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| // TODO(ianswett): Expect 0 packets are lost once BBR no longer measures
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| // bandwidth higher than the link rate.
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| EXPECT_FALSE(sender_->ExportDebugState().last_sample_is_app_limited);
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| + // The margin here is high, because the aggregation greatly increases
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| + // smoothed rtt.
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| + EXPECT_GE(kTestRtt * 2, rtt_stats_->smoothed_rtt());
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| + ExpectApproxEq(kTestRtt, rtt_stats_->min_rtt(), 0.1f);
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| }
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|
|
| // Test the number of losses incurred by the startup phase in a situation when
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|