Analytics

Deeper insights into your fleet — capacity planning, root cause correlation, and ISP performance comparisons

Overview

Analytics goes beyond the live dashboard to give you deeper insights into trends, patterns, and outliers across your fleet. Find it at Dashboard → Analytics.

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Analytics features require the Professional or Enterprise plan.

Capacity Planning

The Capacity Planning view shows you how your fleet's metrics are trending over time. Use it to spot agents that are consistently approaching their thresholds before they become a problem.

  • Long-term latency and packet loss trends per agent
  • Worst and best performing agents ranked over a selected period
  • Flags agents that have degraded compared to their own historical baseline

Root Cause Correlation

When multiple agents degrade at the same time, it's often a shared upstream issue rather than individual agent problems. Root Cause Correlation groups simultaneous degradation events and highlights common factors — same ISP, same site, same subnet.

This helps you quickly tell the difference between "our ISP is having issues" and "one agent is misconfigured."

ISP Leaderboard

If your fleet spans multiple internet service providers, the ISP Leaderboard ranks them by average latency, packet loss, and uptime. This makes it easy to see which ISPs are underperforming and build a data-backed case for switching providers.

How ISP Detection Works

AstraNetmon identifies each agent's ISP automatically using its public IP address. You can view detected ISP information on any agent's detail page.

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Detailed IP information (ASN, organization) requires the Enterprise plan.

How Scoring Works

Each ISP receives a composite score from 0–100, calculated as a weighted average of three factors across all agents on that ISP over the selected time period:

  • Latency — 40%: scored by bucket (<20 ms = 100, <50 ms = 80, <100 ms = 60, <200 ms = 40, 200 ms+ = 20)
  • Uptime — 40%: scored by bucket (≥99.9% = 100, ≥99% = 85, ≥95% = 60, ≥90% = 40, below = 20)
  • Packet Loss — 20%: scored by bucket (<0.1% = 100, <1% = 80, <3% = 60, <5% = 40, 5%+ = 20)
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Because scoring uses buckets rather than exact values, two ISPs can show the same score even if their raw numbers differ — for example, 2 ms and 17 ms both fall in the "under 20 ms" bucket and earn a latency score of 100. The score reflects performance tiers, not a precise ranking of every millisecond.

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