Network Tracker
The Network Tracker gives context beyond your own servers: how your population compares, how it has moved over time, and what plugins are running across the fleet.
Catalog
Section titled “Catalog”The catalog lists tracked networks with current, peak, and record player counts, uptime ratio, sample coverage, and freshness state. A network can be current, stale, no_data, or error; stale entries are labelled rather than hidden.
Peak windows can be viewed over 24 hours, 72 hours, or 7 days.
Benchmarks
Section titled “Benchmarks”Benchmark views compare your network with a chosen comparison set:
- Player-count comparison charts.
- Ranking position within the set.
- Search for external networks to add to a comparison.
Benchmarks are for context and goal-setting. They are not a like-for-like financial comparison; different networks count players differently.
Rankings, history, and ecosystem
Section titled “Rankings, history, and ecosystem”Ranking, history, and ecosystem views show how your network’s population and composition change over time, including traffic and player-mix shifts. These views are still being expanded during the beta.
Plugin inventory
Section titled “Plugin inventory”The plugin inventory shows which plugins run across your servers and which versions are installed:
- Organization → Plugins: inventory and version history across the fleet.
- Server → Plugins: the plugins installed on one server, with stability and version history.
Inventory helps you spot version drift after an update and confirm that an add-on integration is installed everywhere it should be.