These experiments run Bundler on cloud machines, over the real internet.
This experiment is written in Rust. cargo b --release to build.
Given an input like machines.json, it will create various directories srcname-dstname, each with 3 sub-directories, bundler, control, and iperf. Each of these will have bmon.log and udping.log.
Note that a machine can only be part of one pair at once, so it can be inefficient or expensive to run a large matrix.
So, to save money, we can use generate_machine_pairs.py to create a schedule of phase_xx.json, then run like this:
fd "phase_[0-9]+.json" | xargs -I{} cargo run --bin matrix -- --cfg={}
Then, use parse_udping.py to create data files bmon_results.out nd udping_results.out followed by plot_paths.r to get a plot of the latencies and throughput for all the paths.