Correlation analysis on real-time tab-delimited network monitoring data
Aditya Pan, Jahin Majumdar, Abhay Bansal, Bebo White, Roger Leslie Cottrell · 2016
The PingER End-End performance monitoring of the Internet, is led by the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. It was created to answer the growing need to monitor the network both to analyze current performance and to designate resources to optimize execution between research centers, and the universities and institutes co-operating on present and future operations. The monitoring support reflects the broad geographical area of the collaborations and requires a comprehensive number of research and resources. The data architecture retrieval and methodology of the interpretation have emerged over numerous years. Analyzing this data is the main challenge due to its high volume. By using correlation analysis, we can make crucial conclusions about how the network data affects the performance of the hosts and how it depends from countries to countries.