Closed Bug 753195 Opened 12 years ago Closed 12 years ago

Pull app stats out of metrics

Categories

(Marketplace Graveyard :: Statistics, defect, P2)

x86
macOS
defect

Tracking

(Not tracked)

RESOLVED FIXED

People

(Reporter: andy+bugzilla, Assigned: xstevens)

References

Details

Now that stats for the marketplace are going into metrics, we need to pull them back out again. We'll need to create the appropriate tables in marketplace and have metrics write into them. Based on the spec: "the number of new installations of a particular app per day over time, and should include information on the device and source that was used to acquire it, e.g. Mozilla Market App’s Search on Android Ice Cream Sandwich." How about: webapp_stats_date - app - date - count webapp_stats_device - webapp_stats_id - device_type - count webapp_stats_source - webapp_stats_id - source - count
Blocks: 695236
No longer blocks: 752013
Component: Developer Pages → Statistics
QA Contact: developer-pages → statistics
Priority: -- → P2
Andy, Here's a data example of one of the items we received yesterday: {"app-domain": "enjoy.your-clock.com", "locale": "ja", "src": "", "app-id": 372921, "user-agent": "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:12.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/12.0"}
As per meeting yesterday, first step is to produce some text files of the output, we'll write a script to pull that data off the site and place it into the marketplace database. So filing this to @xstevens for that first part, then we'll file bugs to get the next part done.
Assignee: nobody → xstevens
Blocks: 761798
Would you like for us on the Marketplace to do some sniffing so we can guess on which device the app was installed and send that along? (Right now with our JS detection we can make a pretty good guess of whether you're on a phone vs. tablet vs. desktop.) Knowing on which device an app is being used - that's blocked by AITC - but this seems like a good first step.
I was thinking it might be to do that at the metrics cluster since we'll need to repeat the same code for all data going into metrics, be it pings from marketplace, AITC or reading web logs. However I think if we can get as much information into metrics, it can't hurt. So any additional information (touch, screen res, etc.) could be helpful in conjunction with the user-agent.
Andy, Here's some examples from my runs: https://metrics.mozilla.com/protected/marketplace/
Looks good. Could we get app-id on this one, so we can correlate: https://metrics.mozilla.com/protected/marketplace/webapp_stats_date-2012-06-03.txt Is it possible to add in device type to: https://metrics.mozilla.com/protected/marketplace/webapp_stats_device-2012-06-03.txt I think we need to provide you regexes for that?
Shouldn't be a problem to add app-id. And yes I think you were going to provide some regex code or some sort of specification for what the device type should be. I'm descent at regex but I need to know what you want.
Updated the webapp_stats_date with appid included.
Thanks xstevens, until we can figure out device types, want to start that going nightly? Anything else you want @ngoke, @cvan?
All set to run nightly and I'm running the backfill right now. Should be done in the next half hour or so. Files are currently located in the same directory as Comment 6. Should I close this out and you can open up a new ticket when the device stuff is ready?
Sounds good, thanks Xavier.
(In reply to Xavier Stevens [:xstevens] from comment #10) > All set to run nightly and I'm running the backfill right now. Should be > done in the next half hour or so. Files are currently located in the same > directory as Comment 6. > > Should I close this out and you can open up a new ticket when the device > stuff is ready? Yes, please do. Thanks for working on this!
Resolving this for now. New adjustments and issues can be filed separately.
Status: NEW → RESOLVED
Closed: 12 years ago
Resolution: --- → FIXED
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