Spawn a new instance listening on port 2000 that proxies TCP traffic to localhost:80 with a base latency of 100ms and sine wave amplitude of 100ms (resulting in maximum added latency being 200ms and minimum being 0), period of which is 1 minute:
speedbump --latency=100ms --sine-amplitude=100ms --sine-period=1m --port=2000 localhost:80
Spawn a new instance with a base latency of 300ms and a sawtooth wave latency summand with amplitude of 200ms and period of 2 minutes (visualized by the graph below):
speedbump --latency=300ms --saw-amplitude=200ms --saw-period=2m --port=2000 localhost:80
It is possible to run speedbump with multiple latency summands at once:
Output of speedbump --help:
usage: speedbump [<flags>] <destination>
TCP proxy for simulating variable network latency.
Flags:
--help Show context-sensitive help (also try --help-long and --help-man).
--port=8000 Port number to listen on.
--buffer=64KB Size of the buffer used for TCP reads.
--queue-size=1024 Size of the delay queue storing read buffers.
--latency=5ms Base latency added to proxied traffic.
--log-level=INFO Log level. Possible values: DEBUG, TRACE, INFO, WARN, ERROR.
--sine-amplitude=0 Amplitude of the latency sine wave.
--sine-period=0 Period of the latency sine wave.
--saw-amplitude=0 Amplitude of the latency sawtooth wave.
--saw-period=0 Period of the latency sawtooth wave.
--version Show application version.
Args:
<destination> TCP proxy destination in host:post format.
Speedbump can be used as a Go library via its lib package. Check lib README for additional information.
Copyright Paweł Kuffel 2022, licensed under Apache 2.0 License.
Speedbump logo contains the Go Gopher mascot which was originally designed by Renee French (http://reneefrench.blogspot.com/) and licensed under Creative Commons 3.0 Attributions license.
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