Description: Network resource monitoring refers to the practice of overseeing the usage and performance of network resources, such as bandwidth, connected devices, and latency. This activity is crucial for ensuring that networks operate efficiently and without interruptions. Through logging and observability tools, network administrators can collect real-time data on network traffic, identify bottlenecks, and detect issues before they impact end users. Monitoring allows for complete visibility of the network infrastructure, facilitating informed decision-making and resource optimization. Additionally, logging provides a historical record of events and changes in the network, which is essential for forensic analysis and troubleshooting. In a business environment, network resource monitoring is fundamental for maintaining the security, availability, and performance of services, thereby contributing to a smoother and more satisfying user experience.
