Mechanism for facilitating dynamic and segment-based monitoring of cellular network performance in an on-demand services environment

A system comprising:

• a computing device having a memory to store instructions, and a processing device to execute the instructions, wherein the instructions cause the processing device to:
• divide a cellular network path of a cellular network into a plurality of network segments;
• monitor performance of the cellular network at a first network segment of the plurality of network segments, wherein the first network segment is associated with a first segment point includes a first computing device;
• generate first metrics based on first monitoring data relating to the first network segment;
• forward the first metrics to a second segment point coupled with the first segment point over the first network segment, wherein the second segment point includes a second computing device;
• generate second metrics based on second monitoring data relating to the second network segment;
• forward the second metrics to a third segment point coupled with the second segment point over the second network segment, wherein the third segment includes a third computing device;
• and
• forward the first and second metrics and other metrics generated at subsequent network segments relating to subsequent segment points including computing devices coupled with the first, second and third computing devices, wherein forwarding comprises sending a network package to a network server, wherein the network server generates the first and second metrics relating to the first and second monitoring data and forwards the first and second server metrics to a database for storage, and
• wherein a deciphered and/or interpreted version of the first and second server metrics is made available at the database for review and analysis, and wherein review and analysis comprise reviewing and/or analyzing of issues relating to the cellular network, wherein the issues include at least one of drop calls, data speed, operating system performance, and Input/Output (I/O) source performance.

A machine-readable non-transitory medium having stored thereon instructions which, when executed by a machine, cause the machine to:

• divide a cellular network path of a cellular network into a plurality of network segments;
• monitor performance of the cellular network at a first network segment of the plurality of network segments, wherein the first network segment is associated with a first segment point includes a first computing device;
• generate first metrics based on first monitoring data relating to the first network segment;
• forward the first metrics to a second segment point coupled with the first segment point over the first network segment, wherein the second segment point includes a second computing device;
• generate second metrics based on second monitoring data relating to the second network segment;
• forward the second metrics to a third segment point coupled with the second segment point over the second network segment, wherein the third segment includes a third computing device;
• and
• forward the first and second metrics and other metrics generated at subsequent network segments relating to subsequent segment points including computing devices coupled with the first, second and third computing devices, wherein forwarding comprises sending a network package to a network server, wherein the network server generates the first and second metrics relating to the first and second monitoring data and forwards the first and second server metrics to a database for storage, and
• wherein a deciphered and/or interpreted version of the first and second server metrics is made available at the database for review and analysis, and wherein review and analysis comprise reviewing and/or analyzing of issues relating to the cellular network, wherein the issues include at least one of drop calls, data speed, operating system performance, and Input/Output (I/O) source performance.