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Crowdsourcing service-level network event monitoring
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AvailabilityNetwork EventsEngineeringNetwork AnalysisNetwork ProvidersNetwork AnalyticsData ScienceSystems EngineeringInternet Of ThingsKnowledge DiscoveryUser ExperienceComputer ScienceHigh Availability SoftwareNetwork ScienceFault ManagementEdge ComputingCloud ComputingBusinessHigh AvailabilityNetwork Traffic MeasurementNetwork MonitoringEvent-driven Monitoring
The user experience for networked applications is becoming a key benchmark for customers and network providers. Perceived user experience is largely determined by the frequency, duration and severity of network events that impact a service. While today's networks implement sophisticated infrastructure that issues alarms for most failures, there remains a class of silent outages (e.g., caused by configuration errors) that are not detected. Further, existing alarms provide little information to help operators understand the impact of network events on services. Attempts to address this through infrastructure that monitors end-to-end performance for customers have been hampered by the cost of deployment and by the volume of data generated by these solutions.
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