You may have heard of bufferbloat, but even many good network admins have not. If you haven’t changed settings to avoid it, then you aren’t doing it right. But what is it, why should you care, and what should you do about it? If you see your network access stutter occasionally for no apparent reason, then read on - it may be that bufferbloat is at fault. The good news is that if you’re running on a recent Linux system, it’s easy to set up correctly.
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