Abstract
Current network observability discovery and design of network monitoring tools for a network operator is often dependent upon the analysis of a network configuration and anecdotal input from the operator indicating their perceived service-level assurance needs. Specifically, the placement of monitoring agents within a network for such designs is fairly subjective and may not be reflective of the actual usage patterns and utilization of the network for traffic initiated by end-users or applications. This proposal leverages actual network behavior in order to generate recommendations for agent placement, as well as to optimize agent placement and, optionally, to auto-deploy an agent and participate the agent in relevant synthetic digital experience tests.
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Recommended Citation
Kuhne, Jay; Clayton-Luce, Peter; and Holl, Steve, "INTELLIGENT PROVISIONING OF DIGITAL EXPERIENCE MONITORING AGENTS BASED ON OBSERVED NETWORK SERVICE FLOWS", Technical Disclosure Commons, (May 07, 2024)
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/6971