Configure the log sampling rate
By default, Network Analysis samples and uploads logs at a 1% rate. You can adjust this rate.
Prerequisites
The Mobile Analytics component must be integrated. For more information, see Quick Start.
Procedure
Log in to the console. In the left-side navigation pane, choose Mobile Analytics > Log Management > Upload Switch Configuration.
In the list of tracking businesses, find and modify the items named "APM Network Analysis iOS" and "APM Network Analysis Android". These correspond to the seven tracking businesses.
Tracking ID
Tracking business name
mPaaSAPMNetiOS
APM Network Analysis iOS
mPaaSMonitorNetiOS
APM Network Analysis iOS
mPaaSCustomAPMNetiOS
APM Network Analysis iOS
mPaaSAPMOffinePKGiOS
APM Network Analysis iOS
mPaaSAPMNetAndroid
APM Network Analysis Android
mPaaSCustomAPMNetAndroid
APM Network Analysis Android
mPaaSAPMOffinePKGAndroid
APM Network Analysis Android
In the Actions column, click Modify to open the edit panel, and modify the upload ratio and other settings as needed.
After you finish, click OK.
The following table describes the fields for the tracking configuration.
Parameter | Description |
Log header | Corresponds to Field 01 in the log model and is used to identify different log types. The log header for Network Analysis tracking is DF. For more information, see Log tracking overview. |
Upload switch | Specifies whether to enable log uploads. |
Network | The network conditions for uploads. You can choose to upload tracking logs in all network environments (such as 2G, 3G, 4G, and Wi-Fi) or only on Wi-Fi. |
Minimum upload level | Each log has an importance level: 1 (most important), 2 (secondary), and 3 (least important). If you set the minimum upload level to 2, logs with levels 1 and 2 are uploaded, while level 3 logs are not. For iOS apps, you can modify the log level in the client-side code when you implement tracking. For more information, see Add custom event logs. |
Log upload ratio | Sets the log upload ratio on a per-user basis. The value is based on a per-mille scale, where 1000 means logs from all users are uploaded. |
Log upload count | The client writes tracking logs to local files first. When the number of logs with this business code reaches the specified threshold, the client automatically uploads them to the Mobile Analytics server. For more information, see Upload Logs or Upload Logs. |
Policy | If you select the Background Upload policy, the upload timing differs by platform.
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