Network Metrics

Network metrics are measurements used to evaluate the performance and health of a computer network. They include data like bandwidth (speed of data transfer), latency (delay in data reaching its destination), packet loss (percentage of data that fails to reach), and throughput (actual data successfully transmitted over time). These metrics help diagnose issues, optimize network performance, and ensure reliable communication between devices. By analyzing network metrics, administrators can identify bottlenecks, improve efficiency, and maintain a stable and secure network environment.