A CLI command to test internet speed
Bufferbloat grading is useful, but Ookla and Fastly already dominate this space.
Bufferbloat grading reveals Zoom lag you'd miss on Speedtest; Bubble Tea UI delight.
Network engineers, DevOps, developers debugging connection quality issues
Ookla Speedtest · Fast.com · NDT
It's a Go TUI (Bubble Tea) that runs against Cloudflare's speed test infrastructure. No API keys, no accounts, fun UI.
One thing I added that I've found genuinely useful: it also pings during the throughput test and compares idle vs loaded latency, which gives you a rough bufferbloat grade. Handy for figuring out why your Zoom calls lag even when speedtest.net says you're fine.
Source: https://github.com/allenan/brr (MIT)
Happy to hear what you think.
Bufferbloat grading is useful, but Ookla and Fastly already dominate this space.
Single-page font test with no depth beyond basic timing measurements.
Finally test slow 3G on iPhone without tethering to a Mac.
Yet another speedtest clone when LibreSpeed and OpenSpeedTest already exist.
Neo-brutalist UI is nice, but speed tests are commoditized with zero differentiation.
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