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metrics are a way to measure things.

Metrics are a way to measure things.

For instance, in networks, it is used to identify the cost of an operation. If you have a packet that needs to go from router A to router B, it can get there by either going through router D or router C. Router A will calculate the cost, this is based on metrics. A router can calculate a metric by looking at what routing protocol is used by another router and its bandwidth. It will try to always use the router with the lowest metric.

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Multi-homing: do i need Route metrics for 2 interfaces of which only one can access the internet?

I have 2 multi-homed servers which, besides each being connected to the Internet via one of their NICs, they are also connected back-to-back to each other via their 2nd NIC. I use systemd-networkd to configure DHCP for the Internet links and…
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Is it "common" for an IT department to provide a Network SLA to the business internally?

Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are pretty common when services are being purchased, we all expect that our business grade ISP, cloud providers, etc will offer a guarantee of 99.9% uptime, X amount of bandwidth, et al... My question however is, is…
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Azure SQL metric

I am not able to find few SQL metrics in Azure. Can anyone help in how to set metrics for below topics. 1)Under utilized capacity 2)Number of databases outside of pool 3)Scale up 4)Connection timeout Thanks in advance.
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openshift metrics per namespace

Hello how can i provide usage metrics like: - cpu usage per container - persistantVolume fill level - network usage per container/pod of an openshift cluster. But individual per namespace/project only access able for the namespace owner? Because…
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Nagios - check procs and --metric=elapsed on the same service

After many days of working and searching onn the net, I'm getting back to you as a last chance for help. I'm working actually on monitoring unix process with nagios core 4.4.3 with nrpe . My goal is to check that : exactly 1 process with command…
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is there something like the stem-and-leaf plot for timeseries?

When wanting to quickly take a look at the distribution of a sequence of values, the stem-and-leaf plot is an incredibly simple, yet powerful tool. It takes a few minutes to teach the computer to draw it, or you can trivially do it by hand. The only…
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Network time metrics

I am trying to get a sense of the different networking metrics and specifically those that are about time. I find myself lost in definitions though. From the research I have done so far I found some contradictions in the definitions depending on the…
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