PEMODELAN SIMULASI KINERJA JARINGAN KOMPUTER MENGGUNAKAN METODE MONTE CARLO UNTUK ANALISIS PERFORMA TRAFIK JARINGAN LOKAL

Authors

  • David Jonathan Wijaya STMIK AMIKOM Surakarta Author
  • Haikal Azzikra Purwoko STMIK Amikom Surakarta Author
  • Arami Rizki Gunawan STMIK Amikom Surakarta Author
  • Kevin Rizki Fauzi STMIK Amikom Surakarta Author
  • Andrea Ramadhan Cahya Ardhana STMIK Amikom Surakarta Author
  • Siti Rihastuti STMIK Amikom Surakarta Author

Keywords:

Monte Carlo, Network Performance, Latency, Throughput, Python

Abstract

This study proposes an enhanced Monte Carlo–based stochastic model specifically applied to the analysis of local network traffic performance. The novelty of this research lies in the integration of probabilistic traffic modeling with scenario-based validation to more accurately capture real-world variability. The simulation evaluates latency, throughput, and packet loss using 10,000 iterations, generating probabilistic performance distributions. The results show that the Monte Carlo method effectively represents dynamic patterns in local network traffic, yielding an average latency of 5.2 ms, throughput between 85–97 Mbps, and average packet loss of 1.8%. This research contributes an adaptable analytical framework that improves accuracy in evaluating local network performance under uncertain traffic conditions.

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2026-05-20

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