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The data values which fall in to those selected respective intervals, a bin, are replaced by a value representative of that interval. The data outside of the \[start, end\] range is discarded and thus will not be displayed on the graph. |
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Analyze the Network Latency Graph
When you hover over a point on the graph you will see the properties and results in latency. If the latency spikes at regular intervals or follow a particular pattern, this may indicate performance problems on Backend web application servers or application dependency servers due to overhead incurred when running scheduled tasks.
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| You can see the latency for dr (ICMP) has increased as the result in high Response time. Each series displays a snapshot of your network health at that particular point of time. |
The graph allows you to compare the actual measured values under different packet loss scenarios and can get alerted to issues before users notice them.
Some network issues are transient in nature and would be hard to catch only by looking at the current state of the network. This is because issues can surface quickly and disappear before anyone notices, only to reappear at a later point in time. Such transient issues can also be difficult for application administrators because those issues often surface as unexplained increases in application response time, even when all application components appear to run smoothly.
You can easily detect those kinds of issues by looking at your
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