Document CAKE traffic shaping integration - Resolves issue #77 #103
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Added comprehensive documentation for the existing CAKE traffic shaping support in traffic-weir module. CAKE (Common Applications Kept Enhanced) is already fully implemented in the Go-based traffic-weir module with HTB and HFSC scheduler support.
Changes:
Created docs/TRAFFIC_SHAPING.md: Complete guide covering all three schedulers (CAKE, HTB, HFSC) with performance comparisons, use cases, configuration examples, and troubleshooting
Updated README.md: Added "Key Features" section highlighting CAKE with quick start example and traffic shaping overview
Created docs/examples/traffic_shaping_examples.md: Practical API examples including real-world scenarios (multi-tier VPN, office departments, family VPN), batch operations with Python/Bash scripts, and comprehensive error handling
Enhanced Docs/API_DOCUMENTATION.md: Expanded Traffic Weir API section with detailed scheduler comparison table, performance benchmarks, selection guide, and important notes about scheduler locking
Key highlights:
Implementation already exists in:
This PR addresses issue #77 by documenting the existing CAKE implementation rather than adding redundant Python scripts.