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I needed something like this to monitor my connection through my raspberrypi, so I created this (https://github.com/0xfederama/connection-analyzer). Go check it out if you need something like that
I started with a similar periodic polling approach personally, but quickly gave it up. It’s not worth sacrificing bandwidth to run periodic speed tests in most cases, especially since DSL will cannibalize down with up. If nothing else, the fact that it competes with normal traffic will skew the data. And 8 hour fidelity isn’t enough to actually debug anything IME. Instead, I built this, which passively monitors all network traffic and speeds (broken down by site) without adding extra traffic. https://github.com/zaneclaes/network-traffic-metrics
i've been using a similar tool that runs in docker and displays all the results in a web page. https://github.com/ansemjo/speedtest-plotter
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