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Bufferbloat

Bufferbloat is a high latency in packet-switched network, caused by excess buffering of packets.
It also causes packet delay variation (Jitter).
When bufferbloat presence, it may slow down the loading of web page, and simple DNS queries may fail due to timeouts.

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