Broadening Network Performance: The Edge and Outages. Heidemann, J. Presentation at the Second perfSONAR NSF Workshop, February, 2014.
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Network performance has often been studied through active measurements of delay and throughput between specific sites. While important to understanding performance of the core network and among well-connected sites, recent work has begun to explore broadening the subject in two ways. First, to consider network performance to millions of computers at the network's edge, not just in a relatively well-connected mesh. Second, to explore network reliability and outages, in addition to delay and throughput. We will report on our recent progress and ongoing work in these areas.
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Network performance has often been studied through active measurements of
delay and throughput between specific sites.  While important to
understanding performance of the core network and among well-connected
sites, recent work has begun to explore broadening the subject in two
ways.  First, to consider network performance to millions of computers
at the network's edge, not just in a relatively well-connected mesh.
Second, to explore network reliability and outages, in addition to delay
and throughput.  We will report on our recent progress and ongoing work
in these areas.
",
}

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