Скачать или смотреть 5. Throughput, Capacity, Bandwidth & Saturation

In this video, we break down four key networking and system performance concepts: Throughput, Capacity, Bandwidth, and Saturation and their relationship. These terms are often used interchangeably, but they each have unique meanings that are crucial for understanding how data flows in networks, servers, and digital systems.

1. Throughput – The actual amount of data sxuccessfully transmitted over a network in a given time.
2. Capacity – The maximum possible data a system or network can handle.
3. Bandwidth – The width of the "data pipe," or the maximum rate at which data can be transferred.
4. Saturation – What happens when demand exceeds available capacity, leading to delays, congestion, or packet loss.

We’ll explain each with simple real-world examples, like comparing them to roads, traffic, and vehicles, so you can clearly see the differences and relationships between them.

Understanding these concepts helps in:

Optimizing network performance
Avoiding bottlenecks in servers and cloud systems
Designing efficient IT infrastructure
Improving user experience in apps and services
Whether you’re a student, a network engineer, or just curious about how the internet really works, this video will give you a clear and practical understanding of these essential terms.

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