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title: Get started with network microbenchmarking and tuning with iperf3

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cascade:
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minutes_to_complete: 30

who_is_this_for: Performance Engineers, Linux system administrators or application developers looking to microbenchmark, simulate or tune the networking performance of distributed systems.
who_is_this_for: This is an introductory topic for performance engineers, Linux system administrators, or application developers who want to microbenchmark, simulate, or tune the networking performance of distributed systems.

learning_objectives:
- Understand how to use the iperf3 tool to microbenchmark different network conditions
- Understand how to use the tc tool to simulate different network environments
- Understand basic runtime parameters to tune performance for your application
- Understand how to use iperf3 and tc for network performance testing and traffic control to microbenchmark different network conditions.
- Identify and apply basic runtime parameters to tune application performance.

prerequisites:
- Foundational understanding on networking principles such as TCP/IP and UDP.
- Access to Arm-based cloud instances or access to physical hardware
- Foundational understanding of networking principles such as TCP/IP and UDP.
- Access to two Arm-based cloud instances or local Arm Linux systems.

author: Kieran Hejmadi

### Tags
skilllevels: Introductory
subjects: Performance and Optimization
subjects: Performance and Architecture
armips:
- Neoverse
tools_software_languages:
- iperf3
operatingsystems:
- Linux



further_reading:
- resource:
title: iperf3 user manual
link: https://iperf.fr/iperf-doc.php
type: documentation


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