docs(mesh): throughput baseline — 761/464 Mb/s vs old 250 IPsec; shared-fiber caveat
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@@ -313,3 +313,13 @@ Verified: nh3-docker→ana-docker seen at colo as **10.100.50.40** (real host, p
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nh3-dev via ana-scale exit → egress **38.120.12.42** (colo), via nh3-scale → 70.230.226.88
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(NH3). Persistent across CT reboot via the systemd unit. `tailscale set --operator` NOT set;
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drive nh3-dev's tailscale via `ssh infra-ops@10.100.10.50 sudo tailscale ...`.
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## 2026-09-06 — throughput baseline (mesh vs the old IPsec)
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NH3↔colo over the direct WireGuard path (5ms), iperf3 between the 1-vCPU router CTs, medians
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of 3: **download colo→NH3 761 Mb/s (688–761), upload NH3→colo 464 Mb/s (391–507)**, parallel-8
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up ~530. Old IPsec ceiling was ~250 both ways (poor AES offload) — so ~3x down, ~1.8x up. CPU
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during upload sampled ~32% (single reading) → not clearly the cap; upload likely limited by
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userspace-WireGuard single-flow, the CT vNIC, or the WAN. Operator: the ANA AT&T line is
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SHARED fiber, so the upload figure may be the line, not the routers — left as-is (no CT core
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bump). Baseline for future comparison, not a hardware limit.
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