There are several tools and techniques that you can use to monitor the outgoing bandwidth, latency, and jitter of a network connection.
One option is to use a network monitoring tool, such as iperf, netstat, or tcpdump, to measure the performance of the network connection.
iperf is a network performance testing tool that can be used to measure the bandwidth, latency, and jitter of a network connection. It allows you to specify the amount of data to transfer, the packet size, and the duration of the test, and it provides detailed statistics about the performance of the connection.
netstat is a command-line utility that displays information about the network connections on a system. It can be used to monitor the outgoing bandwidth of a network connection by displaying the amount of data that has been transmitted and received over the connection.
tcpdump is a packet sniffer and analyzer tool that can be used to capture and analyze network traffic. It can be used to monitor the outgoing bandwidth, latency, and jitter of a network connection by capturing and analyzing the packets that are transmitted over the connection.
Another option is to use a network performance monitoring service, such as a network monitoring solution or a cloud-based monitoring service. These services typically provide real-time monitoring of network performance, including the outgoing bandwidth, latency, and jitter of a network connection.
By using these tools and techniques, you can monitor the outgoing bandwidth, latency, and jitter of a network connection and identify any performance issues or bottlenecks. You may want to refer to the documentation or online resources for the specific tools and services that you are using for more information about how to use them to monitor network performance.