Taking ICEPerf.com to the next level
summary
ICEPerf.com is a live service that runs a Pion Go agent from distributed home nodes to measure STUN/TURN performance end-to-end, storing results in Cloudflare D1. Concrete findings: Google STUN averages ~42.8 ms vs Cloudflare ~63 ms; metered TURN shows UDP/TCP/TLS medians around 103/94/151 ms while some providers yield >1 s API response times; a nearby node pushes ~27–73 Mbps through Cloudflare. Tests and interactive graphs are public; accounts and private-node testing are coming.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 2:15What is ICE and why it matters
- 5:06Introducing ICEPerf.com
- 7:11How ICEPerf.com works
- 8:56Recent updates and improvements
- 11:04Global testing locations
- 13:52Data accuracy and cost analysis
- 14:12Live demo of ICEPerf.com
- 22:10Turn server performance insights
- 23:58Max turn throughput findings
- 24:38Network oddities and IPv6 impact
- 26:04Future features and open source plans
- 26:47Summary of results and recommendations
- 27:51Q&A session
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