Understanding Analytical Engines For Networking Analysis Tools
Understanding analytical engines is essential to any analytical product regardless of market. Network analytic tools are no exception. Analytical engines greatly i …
| Talk Title | Understanding Analytical Engines For Networking Analysis Tools |
| Speakers | Duncan Pauly, CTO, Edge Intelligence |
| Conference | NANOG76 |
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| Location | Washington DC |
| Date | Jun 10 2019 - Jun 12 2019 |
| URL | Talk Page |
| Slides | Talk Slides |
| Video | Talk Video |
Understanding analytical engines is essential to any analytical product regardless of market. Network analytic tools are no exception. Analytical engines greatly influence use case definitions. Engine defines use case types, and at the same time, limits use case types. Network analytics is plagued by the same restrictions – all require an analytics engine:
- Peering analysis
- DDOS detection
- Subscriber Analytics
- Routing analytics This presentation will look at the general available engines and their benefits and detriments. It will also help you think of your current deployments and future analytics purchases to help understand if the product engine is up to the task.
