Streaming telemetry is a new mechanism that uses a push model to continuously send high-resolution device operational data to a network. Discuss minimum five (5) advantages of streaming telemetry against legacy SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) for managing networks. 1. Streaming telemetry provides a continuous flow of high-resolution data, while legacy SNMP only provides periodic updates. 2. Streaming telemetry can be used to monitor devices in real-time, while legacy SNMP can only provide a snapshot view of the network. 3. Streaming telemetry can be used to detect and diagnose problems more quickly, while legacy SNMP can only provide indications of potential problems. 4. Streaming telemetry can be used to track network performance over time, while legacy SNMP can only provide information about the current state of the network. 5. Streaming telemetry provides a more comprehensive view of the network, while legacy SNMP is limited to a small set of metrics. Each advantages provide sufficient examples use case studies