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About HERMES

HERMES is a network anomaly detection tool that uses M-Lab speed-test data to identify performance anomalies such as increased latency and decreased throughput for groups of Internet users at the AS and city level. It combines forward traceroutes from M-Lab servers with reverse traceroutes available for a subset of tests, then applies correlation and temporal tomography to attribute each anomaly to a specific AS, metro, IXP, or link within or between ASes. The interface presents event overviews, measurement flow visualizations, and statistics comparing day-of measurements against baselines. Users can filter by scope, culprit granularity, temporal verdict, IP version, and the forward or reverse path used for detection. The tool is intended for analyzing and pinpointing the source of Internet performance problems.