Monitoring

MTTD (Time to Detect): Time to Detect is the time it takes to identify that an issue has occurred, from the onset of the problem. Reducing Time to Detect can significantly improve MTTR by enabling faster response times. MTTD: Mean Time to Detect (MTTD) is the average time it takes to identify or detect an issue, outage, or incident after it occurs. Lowering MTTD helps reduce downtime by allowing quicker responses to problems. MTTF: Mean Time to Failure (MTTF) is the average time a non-repairable system or component operates before failing. It’s commonly used to evaluate the expected lifespan of hardware or other non-repairable assets. MTTR: Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR) measures the average time taken to fully resolve an issue from the moment it’s detected. MTTR includes detection, diagnosis, repair, and recovery time, providing a measure of overall response and resolution efficiency. TTR: Time to Recovery (TTR) refers to the time taken to restore a system to full functionality after a failure or incident. This can include both temporary and permanent fixes, depending on the nature of the issue.