Why does this matter operationally?
Performance
443 terms
IT
IT is information technology, the domain of computer systems, software, and networks used to process and exchange information.
Software
Jitter
Jitter is the variation in the timing of packet arrival or signal delivery relative to an expected cadence. It is a measure of timing instability in a transport path or…
Concept/Framework
Ka Band
Ka Band is a microwave frequency range used in high-capacity communication systems, commonly employed in satellite and fixed wireless links to support wider bandwidth and higher data throughput.
Hardware
Keepalive Interval
Keepalive Interval is the time between periodic messages sent to confirm that a connection, peer, or service is still reachable.
Protocol
Ku Band
Ku Band is a microwave frequency range used in satellite and broadcast communications that supports directional links at frequencies sensitive to weather effects.
Concept/Framework
L Band
L Band is a lower microwave frequency range used in communications and navigation systems, valued for propagation characteristics and broad service support.
Hardware
Last Mile
Last Mile is the final segment of connectivity between a network provider and the endpoint being served.
Concept/Framework
Last-Mile Connectivity
Last-mile connectivity is the network segment that connects the local endpoint to the upstream access or transport network. It is the final hop that determines whether the end user can…
Concept/Framework
Latency
Latency is the time delay between a source event and a destination response or arrival. It describes how long data or a signal takes to traverse a path.
Operations
Latency Budget
Latency Budget is the maximum delay allowance assigned to a system or path to meet a required performance target. It is a design constraint, not just a measurement.
Operations