Dear all,
I'm currently experimenting with a new algorithm to improve the
stability of route selection in Babel. The algorithm is fully generic
(it should apply to any routing protocol that has flexible route
selection), and, after quite a few rounds of refinement, turns out to be
trivially
Babel is designed to react very fast to topology changes -- after
a route is lost, Babel is supposed to switch to an alternate route after
a time that, in the absence of packet lost, is at most 20ms per hop to
the source.
I am mostly writing this message as a heads up for those doing
science
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