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The statistical analysis feature lets you query data about active users, channels, peak concurrent channels, and peak concurrent communications for a specific AppID. This helps you monitor and analyze the usage of your application. This topic describes how to query statistical analysis data.

Procedure

  1. Log on to the Real-Time Communication (RTC) console.

  2. In the navigation pane on the left, select Statistical Analysis. The statistical analysis page appears.

  3. Select an AppID, region, and time range, and then click Query.

  4. Optional: Click the Active Users tab to view the total number of unique user IDs (UserIDs) that have communicated.

    Note

    • A UserID is generated by the application server (AppServer) or the client. It is the unique identifier for an end user.

    • The demo provided by Alibaba Cloud RTC randomly generates UserIDs. Using the demo directly can result in an inflated user count.

    • In the graph, the vertical axis represents the number of active users, and the horizontal axis represents time.

    • Click 002 in the upper-right corner to refresh, download, or view in full screen.

  5. Optional: Click the Channels tab to view the total number of channels that have been active.

    Note

    • In the graph, the vertical axis represents the number of channels, and the horizontal axis represents time.

    • Click 002 in the upper-right corner to refresh, download, or view in full screen.

  6. Optional: Click the Peak Concurrent Channels tab to view the peak number of concurrent channels.

    Note

    • The minimum statistical period for concurrency is 1 minute. The daily peak is the highest concurrency value recorded across all 1-minute periods in a day. For real-time data, the current peak is the highest concurrency value from 00:00 to the present time.

    • In the graph, the vertical axis represents the peak number of concurrent channels, and the horizontal axis represents time.

    • Click 002 in the upper-right corner to refresh, download, or view in full screen.

  7. Optional: Click the Peak Concurrent Communications tab to view the peak concurrency of communications.

    Note

    • A publish-subscribe pair is counted as a single communication.

    • The minimum statistical period for concurrency is 1 minute. The daily peak is the highest concurrency value recorded across all 1-minute periods in a day. For real-time data, the current peak is the highest concurrency value from 00:00 to the present time.

    • In the graph, the vertical axis represents the peak concurrent communications, and the horizontal axis represents time.

    • Click 002 in the upper-right corner to refresh, download, or view in full screen.

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