Description: Performance in the context of DDoS protection refers to the effectiveness of a network in responding to distributed denial-of-service attacks. This performance is commonly measured through metrics such as uptime and latency. A high-performance system is capable of maintaining its operability and responding quickly to user requests, even under adverse conditions. Latency, which is the time it takes to process a request, is crucial, as an increase in latency can affect user experience. On the other hand, uptime refers to the percentage of time a service is available and functioning correctly. Good performance in DDoS protection involves not only the ability to mitigate attacks but also to maintain optimal performance under normal conditions and during traffic spikes. This is especially relevant for various online platforms, where availability and speed are essential for customer satisfaction. In the fields of robotics and data visualization, performance also plays a fundamental role, as efficient systems can process and analyze large volumes of information in real-time, enhancing decision-making and machine operability.
