Network Probing Access Guide for iOS/Android Mobile Devices
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The mobile SDK for Cloud Log Service (CLS) supports collecting and reporting information about the client-side local network and server-side network links.
Use Cases
You can trigger the mobile SDK to report server-side network link information based on the following different scenario requirements:
Client-side active triggering: Users can initiate data collection and reporting by clicking Network Probing when they cannot log in, often accompanied by a UUID for troubleshooting purposes.
In-game event triggering: Collection and reporting are triggered by events, such as during login or when a battle is started. This data is used for statistics of the dashboard data and can also serve as support for troubleshooting player issues.
Server-triggered client reporting: This use case is similar to the client-side active triggering scenario, but with lower timeliness.
Network Probing Methods
The following methods are mainly used for network probing:
Ping (ICMP)
TCP/UDP ping (sends the corresponding protocol)
Traceroute (detects client-to-server links and packet loss on the links)
IOS/Android SDK for Reporting Network Link Logs
Features
Logs are written asynchronously, ensuring that the client thread remains unblocked.
Aggregation and compression
Data can be aggregated for upload based on the timeout, number of logs, or log size, and LZ4 compression is supported.
Caching
The maximum cache size can be configured.
Once the upper limit is exceeded, new log entries will fail to be written.
Core reporting architecture
Usage
Use the mobile SDK for iOS to report network link logs (including the demo and usage).
