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We discussed there the possibility to make anonymized data available to app developers and allow them to register custom logging providers.
As the request touches your business model, I thought you should be aware of that. Also, I would like to finish that topic and close it (mentally). Thus, if you would be able to solve that issue as a side effect, that would be perfect. Let's hear your opinion on this topic.
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I want to suggest the following concept for discussion:
survey_client collector has a flexible setup to register categories like "apps" or "server"
create a new category "appData"
within appData, dispatch an event
within community apps, the owner can
register an listener to this event
return certain measures in a defined format like
[ appId => [ "kpi1" => 1,
"kpi2" => 2 ]]
keys can be chosen freely by app owner
values should be restricted to numbers. This has the reason that any discussion on sensitive data leaving the system can be avoided. This can be used than for e.g. "datasource type x usage"=x-times
survey_server
will be enhanced to store the values
reporting to app-owners can be provided by e.g. the Analytics App (shared reports)
This is a cross-post of https://help.nextcloud.com/t/generic-domain-for-app-development/147153/19.
We discussed there the possibility to make anonymized data available to app developers and allow them to register custom logging providers.
As the request touches your business model, I thought you should be aware of that. Also, I would like to finish that topic and close it (mentally). Thus, if you would be able to solve that issue as a side effect, that would be perfect. Let's hear your opinion on this topic.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: