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The Flow Throughput histogram is a visualization tool commonly used to represent the distribution of flow rates in a given Flow. In simple terms, it shows how throughput values ​​are distributed over a period of time and helps understand the performance or behavior of the system in terms of throughput.

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In the context of Wiveez, throughput can refer to a metric like the amount of data processed per unit of time, the number of successful transactions or events in a given system. The histogram helps visualize this data by grouping the observed flow values ​​into different "slices".

The Flow Throughput Histogram is used to:

  1. Identify overall performance: It shows how the flow values ​​are distributed. For example, if a large number of events or transactions are within a high throughput range, this indicates that the system is performing efficiently.

  2. Detect bottlenecks: A histogram that shows a significant concentration of low flow values ​​could indicate bottlenecks or performance issues in certain parts of the system.

  3. Analyze performance variability: The histogram allows you to visualize whether the observed flow rates are stable or variable. A uniform distribution indicates relatively constant performance, while a widely spread distribution may signal high variability in throughput.

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