Region Performance Monitor Versión 1.04

Ever wonder exactly how your region is performing? How about being able to monitor your sim with an easily visible history? Now let’s make it easy to see that performance with the ability to manipulate and download graphs instead of just showing you a set of numbers! Not sure you believe it? Give it a try yourself:

http://simmonitor.com/region_report.php

No, this is not a sample, this is an actual region in Second Life with real performance numbers and is very similar to what you would see when you use our product. Still not convinced? Visit our in-world store and see it for yourself!

Did someone ask for features?
• Live performance graphs
• Comparison to grid average
• Zoom to drill down into details
• Download the graph view in JPG, PNG, PDF, or Vector format or print it right from the website
• A breakdown of performance in a table for every 5 minutes, hourly, daily, and weekly views
• Region outage log showing history of when and how long your region was down (coming soon)
• Very lightweight and low impact monitor (~0.002ms)
• And best of all… FREE!

This new region monitor is revolutionary and will change the way people view performance. This monitor will not only show you the sim stats such as Region Dilation, Region FPS, and the number of avatars – it will even keep track of them over time! Not only that, but this monitor will even display the Second Life average performance for every region that has an active monitor and then compare your performance to the “Grid” average!

This is the initial release but expect updates to happen both behind the scenes (reporting) and in-world. Oh and did I mention… free updates?! We currently have planned to display both your regions last restart time (known as uptime) as well as something revolutionary; how would you like to know how long your region has been down? Yes, that’s right. We’ll even be updating it to provide downtime reports as well.

We would love your feedback. But please submit the feedback via our website and use the subject “Region Monitor Feedback”. We will read each one and sincerely appreciate any response or suggestion.