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Which type of statistics is used to track latencies, determine median, mode, percentiles, minimums and maximum

seenagapeJune 24, 2014

Which type of statistics is used to track latencies, determine median, mode, percentiles, minimums
and maximums?

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A.
Counters

B.
Readings

C.
Buckets

D.
Monitors

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June 30, 2014 at 2:53 am

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