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Keynote Scoreboard Overview

Keynote Scoreboard enables you to monitor the service levels of your Web sites and Web-based applications. It helps you quickly identify and diagnose problems in your Internet connectivity, application, or Web server infrastructure.

Scoreboard can display all of your Keynote measurement data in a single screen by aggregating data for destinations (whether single-page or transactions) against groups of measurement agent locations and individual locations.

In addition to displaying your performance data, and depending on the terms of your Keynote account, multiple Scoreboards may be available to you, including:

The Keynote Internet Health Report, which delivers up-to-the-minute metrics on overall Internet performance, monitoring availability and latency between major Tier One backbones.
Performance and availability metrics for several Keynote Indices. (A Keynote Index is a carefully defined set of measurements covering leading Web sites in specific industry sectors.)

Internet Health Report

Scoreboard Home Page: www.internethealthreport.com

See User Interface Help for information about the operational features of Scoreboard.

Key Features

View aggregated data in clear table-based view, with color-coding to indicate performance against customizable thresholds.
Drill down to any level of data detail, and to view trends in customizable charts.
Mouse-over popup dialogs show the complete set of measurement values for each data element, and any data value can be shown in a trend chart spanning a variety of time periods.
Point and click selection allows drilling-down on specific data, stepping through the sequence of grouping until raw data is shown in a chart. Many aggregated views of data are supported including all metrics for all locations, all metrics for all destinations etc.
Custom charts can be created to help you visualize your data.
Custom reports allow specific data views to be generated and emailed at scheduled intervals.
Events allow the storage and retrieval of historical data for subsequent investigation; this is like freezing the current view so that it does not update and allowing a user to view the frozen data later.

Last revised: 20 December 2006