Game Chat resource management
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Check the resource information of the Game Chat (Deprecated) service. Every activity a user can perform in the Game Chat (Deprecated) service is mapped to a resource type defined in Resource Manager and history of operations (actions) by resource type. Based on the mapped values, the actual activity history performed by users is collected by Cloud Activity Tracer, which can be utilized by the admin to monitor users' activities or create audit reports. Resource types are also used as the basis for user-specific permissions in Sub Account.
The following is a description of the resources and the task history by resource type.
- Resource
- The main unit of information managed by each service
- Objects that users can create, change, and delete
- Values unique to each NAVER Cloud Platform service
- Task history (actions) by resource type
- History of actions performed by users through the console and APIs
- Actions of creating, changing, or deleting resources
The resource types for the Game Chat (Deprecated) service and the task history information for each resource type are as follows.
| Service name (product code) | Resource type | Task history by resource type |
|---|---|---|
| Game Chat (Deprecated)(GameChat) | Project | Change Account |
| Change License | ||
| Change Project Name | ||
| Create Project | ||
| Delete Project | ||
| Initialize Password | ||
| Initialized | ||
| Request initialization |
Note
- Resource Manager: It is a service provided by NAVER Cloud Platform for free. For more details about the usage method, see the Resource Manager User Guide.
- Cloud Activity Tracer: It is a service provided by NAVER Cloud Platform for free. For more details about the usage method, see the Cloud Activity Tracer User Guide.
- Sub Account: It is a service provided by NAVER Cloud Platform for free. Although you design permissions based on the resource types defined by the Resource Manager service, the resource type groups and resource type-specific actions are different from the group and action values defined by the Resource Manager service because they are configured by the Sub Account service on its own.
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