Tag Archives: Network Delay

Cloud Computing Ignores the Network

Posted on November 23, 2010 by Phil Bull

For any kind of “Cloud Computing” model the network is absolutely intrinsic to application delivery, and yet it’s often just an afterthought. In the beginning the “Cloud” was the network. Now it’s mostly IaaS or SaaS and sometimes even hosting … Continue reading →

Posted in Cloud Computing, Consolidation, Proof of Concept | Tagged Application Performance, bandwidth, Cloud Computing, consolidation, IaaS, latency, network, Network Delay, network emulation, network emulator, networked application, SaaS, Software as a Service, The Cloud | Leave a comment

How do you measure Latency (RTT) in a network these days?

Posted on February 20, 2009 by Frank Puranik

I had a debate with one of our customers the other day on how to measure latency in their network. You may wonder why this even matters: Well, as I outlined in a previous blog, for almost all TCP based applications (Mail, … Continue reading →

Posted in Application Performance, Application Response Time, Latency Measurement, Network Delay | Tagged AppQoS, ICMP, INE Companion, Latency Measurement, Network Delay, ping, Round Trip Time, RTT, TCP | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Network Delay

Cloud Computing Ignores the Network

How do you measure Latency (RTT) in a network these days?

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