Application Performance Monitoring-PerfSight(APM)

Log in

Log in to https://tapm.wetest.net/ The current APM supports four login methods: QQ、enterprise WeChat (internal users) github、facebook and google.

After the login is successful, it will jump to the ‘Overview’ page. If there is a project, you can select the project to switch in the drop-down box. If you do not belong to any team, the demo project will be displayed. If you accessed both the Android and IOS platforms, you can also switch between the two platforms and view the data under the corresponding platform.

Overview

The overview page distinguishes between the ‘latest operation version’and ‘latest development version’, which is used to quickly understand the performance status of the game of the day. By default, the FPS average value of the version, the PSS peak value, and the data of the network distribution of the past 24 hours are displayed respectively.

Alarm list

The alarm list records historical performance alarm data and a detailed alarm list.

As shown in the figure above, click the alarm issue, ‘Network delay is higher than absolute value’ to jump to the alarm details page.

Performance details

Performance Day Flow: shows hourly data or day-level data, which is used to locate performance issues caused by game changes (in-game activities, component updates, etc.);

Version analysis: shows performance data for each version, users observe game performance trends between different versions.

Scene analysis: shows the performance data of each scene for a certain version, and the user can observe the performance data of key scenes in the game;

Model analysis: shows the performance data of each model of a certain scene for a certain version, and the user locates specific problematic models;

Single user query

The single-user query function can quickly reproduce and locate the performance problems raised by external network users. Enter the user’s Openid. You can query the user’s game details for nearly 30 days. According to the user’s model, scene and game time, you can quickly view a detailed performance curve for the current game.

Click on the ‘Details’ above to view the specific performance curve.

Hardware manufacturer analysis

Manufacturer ranking: shows the performance data of Top 6 manufacturers’ popular models to compare the performance gap between different mobile phone manufacturers.

Popular models: shows detailed performance data of the Top 300 models in the current operating version, helping to identify models with poorer performance.

Hardware Information Management: shows the hardware distribution of external network players in the game over a certain period of time, including the brand, operating system, RAM, CPU core number, GPU, network, OpenGL, etc. These figures enable the game to determine technical standards, minimum configurations, etc.

GPU data: shows the GPU of the game and its openGL ES version distribution and FPS performance of external network players in the game for a certain period of time. It is used by developers to discover some of the GPU problems.

Network delay

Network delay shows the delay status of different network systems in different countries and regions, helping developers to locate whether game freeze is related to high network delay factors.

Comparative analysis

Comparative analysis allows users to choose any two versions, select the key game scenes and models to focus on, and conduct comparative analysis to find the performance trends between versions.

Model retention

Shows the retention of models. The user determines whether there is a performance problem with the models that are abandoned quickly.

APM management

Project threshold configuration: setting the project monitoring threshold, which affects the data calculation and display of the page.

Member management: setting the permissions of project members. There are currently two permissions: administrator and member. Administrators can add and invite members to join, and can designate members as administrators.

Alarm recipient configuration: setting the recipient list of the alarm email. Members on the list will receive an alarm message pushed by APM when there is a serious problem with project performance.