What do Kaspa's RPC monitoring tools track?

Kaspa's RPC monitoring tools track peer addresses, connection quality, and bandwidth to give a live picture of the network's geographic health. RPC stands for remote procedure call — it is a standard way software components communicate over a network. Kaspa ships monitoring tools built on this protocol that collect three kinds of data: where other nodes are located in the world, how reliable the connections between them are, and how much data is flowing across those links. Together these metrics form a geographic map of network health that did not require any external service to build. For operators running Kaspa infrastructure, this means they have built-in visibility into the network rather than having to guess at its shape from the outside.