CN113509719A - Computer system, running method, device and medium for multi-version application - Google Patents

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CN113509719A
CN113509719A CN202110807159.4A CN202110807159A CN113509719A CN 113509719 A CN113509719 A CN 113509719A CN 202110807159 A CN202110807159 A CN 202110807159A CN 113509719 A CN113509719 A CN 113509719A
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The application discloses a system, an operation method, a device and a medium for multi-version application, and belongs to the technical field of computers. The multi-version application comprises a first version application and a second version application, the computer system comprises a public server cluster, a first version server cluster connected with the public server cluster and a second version server cluster connected with the public server cluster, the first version server cluster supports the operation of the first version application, and the second version server cluster supports the operation of the second version application; the public server cluster comprises a login server; the first version server cluster comprises a first scene server; the second version server cluster includes a second scenario server. By the scheme, server resources are saved, and operation and maintenance personnel can manage conveniently.

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Computer system, running method, device and medium for multi-version application
Technical Field
The present application relates to the field of computer technologies, and in particular, to a computer system, a message passing method, an apparatus, and a medium for multi-version applications.
Background
With increasing game play, multiple versions of the same game may exist, e.g., a normal version of the game where players hit-and-kill monster bonus players 1000 coins, a reduced version where players hit-and-kill monster bonus players 500 coins, and multiple versions of the same game based on changes in the value system.
In the related art, a plurality of computer system sets are often arranged for different versions of games, for example, a first computer system set is arranged for a normal version, and a second computer system set is arranged for a reduced version.
The problem of wasting server resources exists in the computer system deployed for the multi-version game by adopting the related technology, and in the related technology, the server in the first set of computer system and the server in the second set of computer system have consistent functions, so that repeated deployment is caused, and server resources are wasted.
Disclosure of Invention
The application provides a computer system, an operation method, a device and a medium for multi-version application, which can avoid the waste of server resources, and the technical scheme is as follows:
according to one aspect of the application, a computer system of multi-version application is provided, the multi-version application comprises a first version application and a second version application, the computer system comprises a public server cluster, a first version server cluster connected with the public server cluster and a second version server cluster connected with the public server cluster, the first version server cluster supports the operation of the first version application, and the second version server cluster supports the operation of the second version application;
the public server cluster comprises a login server, and the login server is used for providing login service of multi-version application;
the first version server cluster comprises a first scene server, and the first scene server provides the first function for the first version application;
the second version server cluster includes a second context server that provides a second function for the second version application.
According to an aspect of the present application, there is provided a method for running a multi-version application, the method being applied to the computer system, the method including:
the login server provides login service of multi-version application;
under the condition of running the first version application, the first scene server provides a first function for the first version application;
in the case of running the second version application, the second scenario server provides the second function for the second version application.
According to another aspect of the present application, there is provided a computer-readable storage medium storing a computer program, which is loaded and executed by a processor to implement the running method of the multi-version application as above.
The beneficial effects brought by the technical scheme provided by the embodiment of the application at least comprise:
by constructing the computer system, the login server is used as a common server for the multi-version applications, the first scene server is arranged for the first version application, and the second scene server is arranged for the second version application, so that the framework normalization of the multi-version applications is realized, the number of the servers is effectively reduced, the server resources are saved, and the management of the multi-version applications by operation and maintenance personnel is greatly facilitated.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a computer system for a multi-version application provided by an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 2 is a schematic illustration of a login interface for a multi-version application provided by an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a computer system for a multi-version application provided by another exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a computer system for a multi-version application provided by another exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 5 is an interface diagram of a multi-version application provided by an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 6 is a flowchart of a method for running a multi-version application provided by an exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 7 is a flowchart of a method for operating a multi-version application provided by another exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 8 is a flowchart of a method for operating a multi-version application provided by another exemplary embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 9 is a flowchart of a method for operating a multi-version application provided by another exemplary embodiment of the present application;
fig. 10 shows a block diagram of a computer device provided in an exemplary embodiment of the present application.
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To make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present application more clear, embodiments of the present application will be described in further detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
First, terms referred to in the embodiments of the present application are briefly described:
multi-version application: there are multiple versions of an application, illustratively, the multiple version application is a multiple version game, optionally, the difference between the different versions in the multiple version game includes but is not limited to at least one of a financial system, a rating system, and an injury system, e.g., a player hitting monster bonus player 1000 coins in the normal version of the game, a player hitting monster bonus player 500 coins in the reduced version based on the difference in the financial system; for example, based on the difference of the rating system, the player hitting monsters in the normal version of the game obtains a 1000-point experience value, and the player hitting monsters in the reduced version obtains a 500-point experience value; for example, based on the difference in the damage system, a player in the normal version of the game may generate 500-point damage each time the player swings a sword, and a player in the reduced version may generate 100-point damage each time the player swings a sword.
Optionally, the play methods of the multi-version games are the same, and illustratively, the core play method of the multi-version games is to improve the fighting power by killing monsters.
In order to save server resources in a computer system of a multi-version application, fig. 1 illustrates a computer system of a multi-version application provided in an exemplary embodiment of the present application, where the multi-version application includes a first version application and a second version application, the computer system includes a common server cluster, a first version server cluster 200 connected to the common server cluster, and a second version server cluster 300 connected to the common server cluster, the first version server cluster 200 supports the operation of the first version application, and the second version server cluster 300 supports the operation of the second version application;
a public server cluster: the system comprises a login server 101, wherein the login server 101 is used for providing login service of multi-version application;
the login server 101: the present invention relates to a server for logging in a multi-version application, and optionally, the logging manner of the multi-version application includes, but is not limited to, at least one of the following manners: visitor login, mobile phone number login, biological characteristic login, inherent account login and third party account login; optionally, when the tourist logs in, the login server 101 creates a temporary login account for the user, and optionally, the login server 101 may convert the temporary login account into an inherent account of the multi-version application; optionally, when logging in by using a mobile phone number, the login server 101 provides a mobile phone number login service for the user, and specifically, the login server 101 determines whether the mobile phone number has acquired login permission; optionally, when the biometric login is used, the login server 101 provides the biometric login service for the user, specifically, the login server 101 determines whether the biometric feature has acquired the login authority, specifically, the biometric feature includes, but is not limited to, at least one of iris, fingerprint, voice, palm print, face, auricle, and retina. Optionally, when the inherent account is used for logging in, the login server 101 provides an account login service dedicated to the multi-version application for the user, and specifically, the login server 101 determines whether the inherent account has acquired a login right; optionally, when a third-party account is used for logging in, the login server 101 determines whether the third-party account has acquired login permission.
Fig. 2 schematically shows a login interface based on a multi-version application provided by the login server 101 according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application, where the login interface includes a login control cluster 21 and a mode selection control cluster 22, the login control cluster 21 is used for a user to perform account login, the mode selection control cluster 22 is used for a user to perform mode selection, and selectable modes include a normal mode (performing a normal multi-version game), a video recording mode (recording during the game), and a playback mode (playing back the completed game).
First version server cluster 200: the system comprises a first scene server 201, wherein the first scene server 201 provides a first function for a first version application;
a scene server: the system is used for providing scenes for multi-version application, and illustratively, in a Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG), a scene server loads scenes of virtual characters trading in a virtual environment; the scene server loads a scene in which the virtual character fights in the virtual environment; the scene server loads a scene of the virtual role for executing the task in the virtual environment. Illustratively, the scene server provides scenes for the multi-version application, and the scene server displays the game hall on the interface of the multi-version application.
The first function is: the first scene server provides scenes for the first version application, and is used for displaying an interface on a client installed with the multi-version application.
The first scenario server 201 provides a first function for a first version application of the multi-version application, and illustratively, the first scenario server 201 provides a scenario of trade in a pub for the first version application.
Second version server cluster 300: a second context server 301 is included, the second context server 301 providing a second function for the second version application.
The second function is: the second scene server provides scenes for the second version application, and is used for displaying an interface on the client installed with the multi-version application.
Illustratively, the second scenario server 301 provides a scenario of trading at a bazaar for the second version application.
It is worth mentioning that at least one of the following relationships exists between the first scenario server 201 and the second scenario server 301: the first scenario server 201 provides more scenarios than the second scenario server 301, or the first scenario server 201 provides less scenarios than the second scenario server 301, or the first scenario server 201 provides different scenarios than the second scenario server 301, or the first scenario server 201 provides the same scenarios as the second scenario server 301. For example, the first scenario server 201 provides a strange replica scenario more than the second scenario server 301, and there is a difference between the scenario provided by the first scenario server 201 and the scenario provided by the second scenario server 301 that perform the same task.
That is, the first function plays a role for the first version application, and there is a possibility that the second function plays a role for the second version application that is at least one of identical, completely different, or partially identical (partially different).
In summary, by constructing the computer system, the login server is used as a common server for the multi-version applications, the first scenario server is set for the first version application, and the second scenario server is set for the second version application, so that the framework normalization of the multi-version applications is realized, the number of servers is effectively reduced, the server resources are saved, and the management of the multi-version applications by operation and maintenance personnel is greatly facilitated.
To save server resources in a computer system of a multi-version application, fig. 3 is a computer system of a multi-version application provided in an exemplary embodiment of the present application, as shown in fig. 3:
a public server cluster: also included is a routing cluster 102;
the routing cluster 102 is used for message relay between the first global server 203 and the first central server 202, and is also used for message relay between the second global server 303 and the second central server 302.
First version server cluster 200: further comprising a first global server 203 and a first central server 202;
the first global server 203 provides global coordination service for the n application cells of the first version application, and the first central server 202 provides data transmission service for the n application cells of the first version application;
the global overall planning service comprises at least one of global ranking of accounts in n application cells, controlling the accounts in the n application cells to be added into only one application cell and sending notifications to the n application cells; the n application cells are n selectable platforms applied by the first version, and the n application cells operate independently. The data transfer service includes at least one of sending a global ranking request, receiving a global ranking, and receiving a notification sent by the first global server 203.
Optionally, the first global server is divided into a first global management server and a first global notification server;
the first global management server is used for carrying out global ranking on accounts in the n application cells applied by the first version and controlling the accounts in the n application cells to be added into only one application cell;
the first global notification server is configured to send notifications to the n application cells.
Specifically, the global ranking of accounts in n application cells is performed in the following manner: the first global server acquires data to be ranked of accounts in the n application cells at intervals of a certain time length and ranks all the data to be ranked; or, in response to a request for acquiring account ranking from a user of the first version application, the first global server acquires data to be ranked of accounts in the n application cells in real time, and ranks all the data to be ranked.
Specifically, the dividing method of the n application cells includes at least one of the following methods:
firstly, n application cells are selectable platforms preset by developers of first-version application;
second, n application cells are an alternative platform that developers otherwise provide based on the user's creation operations.
Schematically, referring to fig. 5 in combination, fig. 5 shows 10 application cells preset by a developer of the first version application.
Second version server cluster 300: a second global server 303 and a second central server 302; the second global server 303 provides global coordination service for the m application cells of the second version application, and the second central server 302 provides data transmission service for the m application cells of the second version application;
the global overall planning service comprises at least one of global ranking of accounts in m application cells, control of adding accounts in the m application cells to only one application cell and sending notifications to the m application cells; the m application cells are m selectable platforms applied by the first version, and the m application cells operate independently; the data transfer service includes at least one of sending a global ranking request, receiving a global ranking, and receiving a notification sent by the second global server 303.
Optionally, the second global server is divided into a second global management server and a second global notification server;
the second global management server is used for carrying out global ranking on accounts in the m application cells applied by the second version and controlling the accounts in the m application cells to be added into only one application cell;
the second global notification server is configured to send notifications to the m application cells.
Specifically, the global ranking of accounts in m application cells is performed in the following manner: the second global server acquires data to be ranked of accounts in the m application cells every other two fixed time lengths, and ranks all the data to be ranked; or, in response to a request for acquiring account ranking from a user of the second version application, the second global server acquires data to be ranked of accounts in m application cells in real time, and ranks all the data to be ranked.
Specifically, the dividing manner of the m application cells includes at least one of the following manners:
secondly, m application cells are selectable platforms preset by developers of second-version applications;
second, m application cells are an alternative platform that developers otherwise provide based on the user's creation operations.
In summary, by constructing the computer system, the routing cluster is used as a server common to the multi-version applications, the first central server and the first global server are provided for the first version application, and the second central server and the second global server are provided for the second version application, so that the framework normalization of the multi-version application is realized, the number of servers is effectively reduced, and server resources are saved.
The computer system is further provided with the first global server and the second global server for the multi-version application respectively, so that the overall data isolation of the multi-version application is realized, the data of the first-version application and the data of the second-version application are effectively isolated, and the management of the multi-version application by operation and maintenance personnel is greatly facilitated.
To save server resources in a computer system of a multi-version application, fig. 4 shows a computer system of a multi-version application provided by an exemplary embodiment of the present application, as shown in fig. 4:
a public server cluster: the system further comprises a cross-region server 103, wherein the cross-region server 103 provides cross-region services for the account of the multi-version application, and the cross-region services comprise at least one of cross-region battles and cross-region transactions.
Optionally, the cross-region server 103 includes a first cross-region server 1031 and a second cross-region server 1032, where the first cross-region server 1031 provides a cross-region service for accounts in the n application cells applied by the first version; the second cross-region server 1032 provides cross-region service for accounts in m application cells of the second version application.
That is, the accounts in the n application cells of the first version application can fight or trade on the first cross-region server; the second cross-region server provides cross-region service for the accounts in the m application cells of the second version application, namely, the accounts in the m application cells of the second version application can fight or trade on the second cross-region server.
Illustratively, the account a 'in the cell a of the first version application selects a cross-regional combat mode, the account a' enters the cross-regional server 103 for combat within a limited time, the account B 'in the cell B of the first version application selects the cross-regional combat mode, the account B' enters the cross-regional server 103 for combat within a limited time, and the account a 'and the account B' combat on the cross-regional server 103 within a limited time.
Optionally, the cross-region server further includes a third cross-region server, where the third cross-region server provides a cross-region service for the n application cells applied in the first version and the accounts of the m application cells applied in the second version, that is, the accounts of the n application cells applied in the first version and the accounts of the m application cells applied in the second version may fight or trade on the third cross-region server.
The common server cluster further comprises at least one of a database 104, a process centralized management server 105, a log server 106, a directory server 107, and an access server 108;
the database 104 is used for storing data related to multi-version applications; refers to a server that organizes, stores, and manages data in a data structure. In the present embodiment, the database 104 is used to store and process data associated with multi-version applications. Optionally, the database 104 stores and processes economic data of multi-version applications; optionally, the database 104 stores and processes the rating data of the multi-version application; optionally, the database 104 stores and processes harm data for multi-version applications.
The process centralized management server 105 is used for managing application cells of multi-version applications; the multi-version application comprises a first version application and a second version application, wherein the first version application has n application cells, and each application cell operates independently; the second version application has m application cells, each of which operates independently. The process centralized management server 105 is configured to facilitate a developer to manage n application cells of the first version application and m application cells of the second version application. Illustratively, if a developer wants to upgrade versions of n application cells, the developer can upgrade the versions of the n application cells through the process centralized management server 105.
The log server 106 is used for recording the running data of the multi-version application; illustratively, the log server 106 is used to record user traffic for a multi-version application over a certain period of time.
The directory server 107 is used for providing an application cell selection service for multi-version application;
schematically, fig. 5 shows a selection interface of an application cell of a multi-version application provided by the directory server 107; wherein, fig. 5 shows that "green nostalgic 1-10 clothes" 501 is a first version application of a multi-version application, and "conquer 1-10 clothes" is a second version application of the multi-version application, and fig. 5 shows 10 application cells of "conquer 1-10 clothes", that is, "conquer 1 clothes-universal symbol unity", "conquer 2 clothes-the smell of a rowlock", "conquer 3 clothes-the goblet of basalt", "conquer 4 clothes-the warmth of a blue field jade", "conquer 5 clothes-the hungry macro", "conquer 6 clothes-lean jiangshan", "conquer 7 clothes-drench run back", "conquer 8 clothes-laugh jiu state", "conquer 9 clothes-autumn water long day" and "conquer 10-the flood dragon" shown in fig. 5.
And an access server 108 for providing an access service between the first version server cluster 200 and a client running the multi-version application, and an access service between the second version server cluster 300 and the client. Specifically, the access server 108 is used to satisfy network access of the game server, and specifically, the access server 108 is connected to the client as a front end of all servers of the game.
First version server cluster 200: further comprising at least one of a first mail server 204 and a first relational server 205; the first mail server 204 provides mail service for the first version application; the first relationship server 205 provides a relationship service for the first version application;
illustratively, the first mail server 204 provides mail services between users for users of the multi-version application, and further, the first mail server 204 also provides mail services for communication between users of the multi-version application and development or operation and maintenance personnel of the multi-version application.
Illustratively, the multi-version application is a MMORPG game, and the first relationship server 205 provides players with at least one of, but not limited to, a military relationship, a friend relationship, a battle relationship, and a national relationship.
Second version server cluster 300: also included is at least one of a second mail server 304 and a second relational server 305, the second mail server 304 providing mail services for the second version application and the second relational server 305 providing relational services for the second version application.
Illustratively, the second mail server 304 provides mail service between users of the multi-version application, and further, the second mail server 304 provides mail service for communication between users of the multi-version application and operation and maintenance personnel of the multi-version application.
Illustratively, the multi-version application is a MMORPG game, and the second relationship server 305 provides players with at least one of, but not limited to, a military relationship, a friend relationship, a battle relationship, and a national relationship.
In summary, by setting the cross-region server as a server in the public server cluster, the multi-version application realizes cross-region battle or transaction between n application cells of the first version application, and cross-region battle or transaction between m application cells of the second version application.
The database, the process centralized management server, the log server, the directory server and the access server are arranged as servers in a public server cluster, so that the functions of multi-version application are greatly enriched. By setting the first mail server and the first relation server as servers in the first version server cluster and setting the second mail server and the second relation server as servers in the second version server cluster, operation and maintenance personnel can manage different versions of applications conveniently.
To implement the operation of the multi-version application, fig. 6 is a flowchart of an operation method of the multi-version application according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application, which is exemplified by a computer system applied to the multi-version application shown in fig. 1, and the method includes:
601, a login server provides login service of multi-version application;
the login server refers to a server for logging in the multi-version application, and optionally, the logging in manner of the multi-version application includes but is not limited to at least one of the following manners: visitor login, mobile phone number login, biological characteristic login, inherent account login and third party account login; referring collectively to FIG. 2, it shows logging on to a multi-version application in the manner of a native account login.
Step 602, under the condition of running the first version application, a first scene server provides a first function for the first version application;
a scene server: the system is used for providing scenes for multi-version application, and illustratively, in a Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG), a scene server loads scenes of virtual characters trading in a virtual environment; the scene server loads a scene in which the virtual character fights in the virtual environment; the scene server loads a scene of the virtual role for executing the task in the virtual environment. Illustratively, the scene server provides a picture for the multi-version application, and the scene server displays the game hall on the interface of the multi-version application.
The first function is: the scene server provides scenes for the first version application and is used for displaying an interface on a client installed with the multi-version application.
In the case that the first version application is running, the first scene server provides a first function for the first version application of the multi-version application, and illustratively, the first scene server provides a scene of a trade in a pub for the first version application.
Step 603, in the case of running the second version application, the second scenario server provides a second function for the second version application;
the second function is: the second scene server provides scenes for the second version application, and is used for displaying an interface on the client installed with the multi-version application.
Illustratively, the second scenario server provides a scenario of trading at the bazaar for the second version application.
It is worth mentioning that at least one of the following relationships exists between the first scene server and the second scene server: the first scene server provides more scenes than the second scene server provides, or the first scene server provides fewer scenes than the second scene server provides, or the first scene server provides a different scene than the second scene server provides, or the first scene server provides the same scene as the second scene server provides. For example, a first scenario server provides some strange replica scenario more than a second scenario server, and there is a difference in the scenario that the first scenario server and the second scenario server provide to perform the same task.
That is, the first function plays a role for the first version application, and there is a possibility that the second function plays a role for the second version application that is at least one of identical, completely different, or partially identical (partially different).
To sum up, the login service is provided for the multi-version application through the login server, the first scene server provides a first virtual environment for the first version application, and the second scene server provides a second virtual environment for the second version application, so that different pictures can be displayed in any one version application of the multi-version application, and operation and maintenance personnel can manage the displayed pictures of the multi-version application greatly.
In one embodiment, referring to fig. 6 in combination, step 602 is further followed by the steps of:
step 604-1, the first central server sends a first global ranking request to the routing cluster;
the first central server is a server in a first edition server cluster, and the routing cluster is a server in a public server cluster;
and the first global ranking request refers to the ranking of accounts in the n application cells of the first version application, and optionally, the ranking includes but is not limited to at least one of the tactical ranking and the ranking of the number of held virtual resources of the virtual character in the first version application.
Step 605-1, the routing cluster forwards the first global ranking request to a first global server;
wherein the first global server is a server in the first version server cluster;
wherein forwarding, by the routing cluster, the first global ranking request to the first global server may comprise the steps of:
s1: the routing cluster acquires version information of the first global ranking request;
the routing cluster receives a first global ranking request sent by a first central server, and obtains version information carried in the first global ranking request, wherein the version information is used for determining that the first global ranking request comes from a first version application or determining that a second global ranking request comes from a second version application.
S2: the routing cluster determines a first global server corresponding to the first global ranking request;
referring to table one, according to the version information of the first global ranking request, the routing cluster determines that the first global ranking request is from the first version application, and then the routing cluster determines to send the first global ranking request to the first global server.
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S3: the routing cluster forwards the first global ranking request to the first global server.
The routing cluster forwards the first global ranking request to the first global server.
Step 606-1, the first global server generates and returns a first global rank to the first central server original route;
the first global ranking is obtained by the first global server based on the first global ranking request;
the original route returning means that the first global server sends the first global ranking to the routing cluster, and then the routing cluster sends the first global ranking to the first central server.
According to the first global ranking request, the first global server obtains an account identifier carried in the first global ranking request, and according to the account identifier, the mode that the first global server generates the first global ranking comprises the following steps:
firstly, the first global server sets up updating of global ranking automatically at intervals in advance, and the first global server only needs to search for the global ranking according to the account identifier.
And secondly, updating the global ranking in real time by the first global server, and acquiring the first global ranking matched with the account identifier by the first global server according to the account identifier.
In summary, by the message transmission method formed by the first central server, the route cluster and the first global server, the isolation of the message data of the whole multi-version application is realized, the data of the first version application and the second version application are effectively isolated, and the management of the message data of the multi-version application by operation and maintenance personnel is greatly facilitated.
In one embodiment, referring to fig. 6 in combination, step 603 is followed by the following steps:
step 604-2, the second central server sends a second global ranking request to the routing cluster;
the second central server is a server in a second version server cluster, and the routing cluster is a server in a public server cluster;
and the second global ranking request refers to the ranking of accounts in the m application cells of the second version application, and optionally, the ranking includes but is not limited to at least one of a tactical ranking and a ranking of the number of held virtual resources of the virtual character in the second version application.
Step 605-2, the routing cluster forwards the second global ranking request to a second global server;
wherein the second global server is a server in the second version server cluster;
wherein forwarding, by the routing cluster, the second global ranking request to the second global server may comprise the steps of:
s1: the routing cluster acquires version information of the second global ranking request;
and the routing cluster receives a second global ranking request sent by the second central server and acquires version information carried in the second global ranking request, wherein the version information is used for determining that the second global ranking request comes from a second version application by the routing cluster, or determining that the second global ranking request comes from the second version application by the routing cluster.
S2: the routing cluster determines a second global server corresponding to the second global ranking request;
and in combination with the reference table I, according to the version information of the second global ranking request, the routing cluster determines that the second global ranking request comes from the second version application, and then the routing cluster determines to send the second global ranking request to the second global server.
S3: the routing cluster forwards the second global ranking request to the second global server.
The routing cluster forwards the second global ranking request to the second global server.
Step 606-2, the second global server generates and returns a second global ranking to the second central server original route.
And the second global ranking is obtained by the second global server based on the second global ranking request.
And according to the account identifier, the second global server acquires a second global rank matched with the account identifier.
The original route returning means that the second global server sends the second global ranking to the routing cluster, and then the routing cluster sends the second global ranking to the second central server.
In summary, by the message transmission method formed by the second central server, the route cluster and the second global server, the isolation of the message data of the whole multi-version application is realized, the data of the first-version application and the second-version application are effectively isolated, and the management of the message data of the multi-version application by the operation and maintenance personnel is greatly facilitated.
In an embodiment, to implement the running of the multi-version application, fig. 7 is a flowchart of a running method of the multi-version application provided in an exemplary embodiment of the present application, and is exemplified by applying the method to the computer system of the multi-version application shown in fig. 1, where step 601, step 602, and step 603 in fig. 7 are consistent with step 601, step 602, and step 603 in the method shown in fig. 6, and are not described again; step 602 is followed by: the method comprises the following steps:
step 607-1, the first global server sends a first notification to the routing cluster;
wherein the first global server is a server in the first version server cluster;
the first notification refers to a notification that the first global server sends a notification to the n application cells of the first version application, for example, the first global server sends a notification to the n application cells of the first version application, which means that the system will perform shutdown maintenance 23:00 the next day.
It is worth mentioning that the first notification is a notification for issuing to n application cells of the first version application, but the content of the first notification does not necessarily work for n application cells, e.g. the first notification is only performing outage maintenance for several of the n application cells.
Step 608-1, the routing cluster forwards the first notification to the first central server and the second central server;
the routing cluster is a server in a common server cluster; the first central server is a server in the first version server cluster; the second central server is a server in a second version server cluster;
the routing cluster forwards the first notification from the first global server to the first central server and the second central server.
In step 609-1, the first central server receives the first notification and the second central server discards the first notification.
Forwarding the first notification to a first central server according to the routing cluster, wherein the first central server acquires version information of the first notification; then, the first central server confirms that the version information of the first notification is matched with the version information of the first central server, and the first central server receives the first notification;
forwarding the first notification to a second central server according to the routing cluster, wherein the second central server acquires version information of the first notification; thereafter, the second central server confirms that the version information of the first notification does not match the version information of the second central server, and the second central server discards the first notification.
In summary, by the message transmission method formed by the first central server, the route cluster and the first global server, the isolation of the message data of the whole multi-version application is realized, the data of the first version application and the second version application are effectively isolated, and the management of the message data of the multi-version application by operation and maintenance personnel is greatly facilitated.
In an embodiment, referring to fig. 7 in combination, step 601, step 602, and step 603 in fig. 7 are the same as step 601, step 602, and step 603 in the method shown in fig. 6, and are not repeated; the method for running the multi-version application shown in fig. 7 further includes, after step 603:
step 607-2, the second global server sends a second notification to the routing cluster;
wherein the second global server is a server in the second version server cluster;
the second notification refers to a notification that the second global server sends to m application cells applied by the second version, for example, the second global server sends a notification to the m application cells applied by the second version, which is called that the system will perform shutdown maintenance 23:00 the next day.
It is worth mentioning that the second notification is a notification for issuing to m application cells of the second version application, but the content of the second notification does not necessarily work for m application cells, e.g. the second notification is only performing outage maintenance for a number of m application cells.
Step 608-2, the routing cluster forwards the second notification to the first central server and the second central server;
the routing cluster is a server in a common server cluster; the first central server is a server in the second version server cluster; the second central server is a server in a second version server cluster;
the routing cluster forwards the second notification from the second global server to the first central server and the second central server.
In step 609-2, the first central server discards the second notification and the second central server receives the second notification.
Forwarding a second notification to a second central server according to the routing cluster, wherein the second central server acquires version information of the second notification; then, the second central server confirms that the version information of the second notification is matched with the version information of the second central server, and the second central server receives the second notification;
forwarding the second notification to the first central server according to the routing cluster, wherein the first central server acquires version information of the second notification; thereafter, the first central server confirms that the version information of the second notification does not match the version information of the first central server, and the first central server discards the second notification.
In summary, by the message transmission method formed by the second central server, the route cluster and the second global server, the isolation of the message data of the whole multi-version application is realized, the data of the first-version application and the second-version application are effectively isolated, and the management of the message data of the multi-version application by the operation and maintenance personnel is greatly facilitated.
Fig. 8 is a flowchart of a method for running a multi-version application according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application, where the method includes:
step 801-1, a player of a first version application requests to view a global leaderboard;
and the player of the first version application selects to enter the first version application and clicks the global ranking list interface.
Step 802-1, a client of a first version application sends a request for viewing a global leaderboard to a first central server;
the client side of the first version application determines a central server corresponding to the request for viewing the global ranking list, and after the central server corresponding to the request for viewing the global ranking list is determined, the first version application sends the request for viewing the global ranking list to the first central server.
Step 803-1, the first central server sends a request for viewing the global leaderboard to the routing cluster;
and the first central server determines a global server corresponding to the request for checking the global ranking list according to a preset rule.
Step 804-1, the routing cluster sends a request for checking the global ranking list to a first global server;
and the routing cluster sends a request for checking the global ranking list to the first global server according to the version information for checking the global ranking list.
Optionally, the first global server generates a global leaderboard and returns the global leaderboard to the first central server.
Step 801-2, a player of the second version application requests to view the global leaderboard;
and the player of the second version application selects to enter the second version application and clicks the global ranking list inquiry interface.
Step 802-2, the client of the second version application sends a request for viewing the global leaderboard to a second central server;
the client of the second version application determines a central server corresponding to the request for viewing the global ranking list, and after the central server corresponding to the request is determined, the second version application sends the request for viewing the global ranking list to the second central server
Step 803-2, the second central server sends the request for checking the global ranking list to the routing cluster;
and the second central server determines a global server corresponding to the request for checking the global ranking list according to a preset rule.
Step 804-2, the routing cluster sends a request for checking the global ranking list to a second global server;
and the routing cluster sends a request for checking the global ranking list to a second global server according to the version information for checking the global ranking list.
Optionally, the second global server generates a global leaderboard and returns the original path to the second central server.
In summary, by the message transmission method formed by the first central server, the route cluster and the first global server and the other message transmission method formed by the second central server, the route cluster and the second global server, the isolation of the whole message data of the multi-version application is realized, the data of the first version application and the second version application are effectively isolated, and the management of the message data of the multi-version application by operation and maintenance personnel is greatly facilitated.
Fig. 9 is a flowchart of a method for running a multi-version application according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application, where the method includes:
step 901, a first global server sends a first notification to a routing cluster;
the first global server sends a first notice to the routing cluster; optionally, the first global server includes a first management server and a first notification server, and illustratively, the first notification is that the first global server notifies that several of the n application cells of the first version application will be updated at 23:00 shutdown the next day.
Specifically, the first notification includes, but is not limited to, at least one of a shutdown update notification, a release reward notification, a holiday activity notification.
Step 902, the second global server sends a second notification to the routing cluster;
the second global server sends a second notice to the routing cluster; optionally, the second global server includes a second management server and a second notification server, and illustratively, the second notification is that the second global server notifies that several cells of the m application cells of the second version application will be updated at 23:00 shutdown the next day.
Specifically, the second notification includes, but is not limited to, at least one of a shutdown update notification, a release reward notification, a holiday activity notification.
Step 903, the routing cluster sends the first notification and the second notification to the first central server;
optionally, step 901 and step 902 are executed simultaneously, or step 901 is executed in preference to step 902, or step 902 is executed in preference to step 901.
Then, the routing cluster sends the first notification and the second notification to the first central server at the same time, or the routing cluster sends the first notification first and then sends the second notification, or the routing cluster sends the second notification first and then sends the first notification.
Step 904, the routing cluster sends the first notification and the second notification to the second central server;
optionally, step 901 and step 902 are executed simultaneously, or step 901 is executed in preference to step 902, or step 902 is executed in preference to step 901.
Then, the routing cluster sends the first notification and the second notification to the second central server at the same time, or the routing cluster sends the first notification first and then sends the second notification, or the routing cluster sends the second notification first and then sends the first notification.
Step 905, the first central server receives the first notification, and discards the second notification;
the first central server receives the first notification according to the filtering rule and discards the second notification;
the first central server determines that the version information of the first notification is matched with the version information of the first central server, and the first central server receives the first notification; the first central server determines that the version information of the second notification does not match the version information of the first central server, and the first central server discards the second notification;
step 906, the second central server discards the first notification and receives a second notification;
the second central server receives the second notification according to the filtering rule and discards the first notification;
the second central server determines that the version information of the second notification is matched with the version information of the second central server, and the second central server receives the second notification; the second central server determines that the version information of the first notification does not match the version information of the second central server, and the second central server discards the first notification;
in summary, by the message transmission method formed by the first central server, the route cluster and the first global server and the other message transmission method formed by the second central server, the route cluster and the second global server, the isolation of the whole message data of the multi-version application is realized, the data of the first version application and the second version application are effectively isolated, and the management of the message data of the multi-version application by operation and maintenance personnel is greatly facilitated.
Fig. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of a server according to an embodiment of the present application. Specifically, the method comprises the following steps: the server 1000 includes a Central Processing Unit (CPU) 1001, a system Memory 1004 including a Random Access Memory (RAM) 1002 and a Read-Only Memory (ROM) 1003, and a system bus 1005 connecting the system Memory 1004 and the CPU 1001. The computer device 1000 also includes a basic Input/Output system (I/O system) 1006, which helps to transfer information between devices within the computer, and a mass storage device 1007, which stores an operating system 1013, application programs 1014, and other program modules 1015.
The basic input/output system 1006 includes a display 1008 for displaying information and an input device 1009, such as a mouse, keyboard, etc., for user input of information. Wherein a display 1008 and an input device 1009 are connected to the central processing unit 1001 via an input/output controller 1010 connected to the system bus 1005. The basic input/output system 1006 may also include an input/output controller 1010 for receiving and processing input from a number of other devices, such as a keyboard, mouse, or electronic stylus. Similarly, an input/output controller 1010 also provides output to a display screen, a printer, or other type of output device.
The mass storage device 1007 is connected to the central processing unit 1001 through a mass storage controller (not shown) connected to the system bus 1005. The mass storage device 1007 and its associated computer-readable media provide non-volatile storage for the server 1000. That is, the mass storage device 1007 may include a computer-readable medium (not shown) such as a hard disk or a Compact Disc-Only Memory (CD-ROM) drive.
Without loss of generality, computer readable media may comprise computer storage media and communication media. Computer storage media includes volatile and nonvolatile, removable and non-removable media implemented in any method or technology for storage of information such as computer readable instructions, data structures, program modules or other data. Computer storage media include RAM, ROM, Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EPROM), Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EEPROM), flash Memory or other solid state Memory technology, CD-ROM, Digital Versatile Disks (DVD), or other optical storage, magnetic cassettes, magnetic tape, magnetic disk storage, or other magnetic storage devices. Of course, those skilled in the art will appreciate that computer storage media is not limited to the foregoing. The system memory 1004 and mass storage device 1007 described above may be collectively referred to as memory.
According to various embodiments of the present application, the server 1000 may also operate as a remote computer connected to a network through a network, such as the Internet. That is, the server 1000 may be connected to the network 1012 through a network interface unit 1011 connected to the system bus 1005, or the network interface unit 1011 may be used to connect to another type of network or a remote computer system (not shown).
The present application further provides a computer-readable storage medium, in which at least one instruction, at least one program, a code set, or a set of instructions is stored, and the at least one instruction, the at least one program, the code set, or the set of instructions is loaded and executed by a processor to implement the method for running the multi-version application provided by the above method embodiment.
A computer program product or computer program is provided that includes computer instructions stored in a computer readable storage medium. The processor of the computer device reads the computer instructions from the computer-readable storage medium, and the processor executes the computer instructions, so that the computer device executes the running method of the multi-version application provided by the method embodiment.
The above-mentioned serial numbers of the embodiments of the present application are merely for description and do not represent the merits of the embodiments.
It will be understood by those skilled in the art that all or part of the steps for implementing the above embodiments may be implemented by hardware, or may be implemented by a program instructing relevant hardware, where the program may be stored in a computer-readable storage medium, and the above-mentioned storage medium may be a read-only memory, a magnetic disk or an optical disk, etc.
The above description is only exemplary of the present application and should not be taken as limiting, as any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present application should be included in the protection scope of the present application.

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1. A computer system of multi-version application, characterized in that the multi-version application comprises a first version application and a second version application, the computer system comprises a common server cluster, a first version server cluster connected with the common server cluster and a second version server cluster connected with the common server cluster, the first version server cluster supports the operation of the first version application, the second version server cluster supports the operation of the second version application;
the public server cluster comprises a login server, and the login server is used for providing login service of the multi-version application;
the first version server cluster comprises a first scene server, and the first scene server provides a first function for the first version application;
the second version server cluster comprises the second scenario server, and the second scenario server provides a second function for the second version application.
2. The computer system of claim 1,
the first version server cluster further comprises a first global server and a first central server, the first global server provides global overall planning service for the n application cells applied by the first version, and the first central server provides data transmission service for the n application cells applied by the first version;
the public server cluster also comprises a routing cluster which is used for transferring messages between the first global server and the first central server;
the global orchestration service comprises at least one of global ranking of accounts in the n application cells, controlling the accounts in the n application cells to be added to only one application cell, and sending a notification to the n application cells; the n application cells are n selectable platforms applied by the first version, and the n application cells operate independently; the data transmission service comprises at least one of sending a global ranking request, receiving a global ranking, and receiving a notification sent by the first global server.
3. The computer system of claim 1,
the second version server cluster further comprises a second global server and a second central server, the second global server provides global overall planning service for the m application cells of the second version application, and the second central server provides data transmission service for the m application cells of the second version application;
the public server cluster further comprises a routing cluster, and the routing cluster is further used for transferring messages between the second global server and the second central server;
the global orchestration service comprises at least one of global ranking of accounts in the m application cells, controlling the accounts in the m application cells to be added to only one application cell, and sending a notification to the m application cells; the m application cells are m selectable platforms applied by the first version, and the m application cells operate independently; the data transmission service comprises at least one of sending a global ranking request, receiving a global ranking, and receiving a notification sent by the second global server.
4. The computer system of any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the common server cluster further comprises a cross-region server, wherein the cross-region server provides a cross-region service for the account of the multi-version application, and the cross-region service comprises at least one of cross-region battle and cross-region transaction.
5. The computer system of claim 4, wherein the cross-region server comprises a first cross-region server and a second cross-region server, wherein the first cross-region server provides cross-region service for accounts in n application cells of the first version application;
and the second cross-region server provides cross-region service for accounts in the m application cells applied by the second version.
6. The computer system of any of claims 1 to 3, wherein the common server cluster further comprises at least one of a database, a process centralized management server, a log server, a directory server, and an access server;
the database is used for storing data related to the multi-version application;
the process centralized management server is used for managing an application cell of the multi-version application;
the log server is used for recording the running data of the multi-version application;
the directory server is used for providing application cell selection service of the multi-version application;
the access server is used for providing access service between the first version server cluster and a client running the multi-version application, and providing access service between the second version server cluster and the client.
7. The computer system of any one of claims 1 to 3,
the first version server cluster further comprises at least one of a first mail server and a first relationship server; the first mail server provides mail service for the first version application; the first relationship server provides a relationship service for the first version application;
the second version server cluster further comprises at least one of a second mail server and a second relation server, the second mail server provides mail service for the second version application, and the second relation server provides relation service for the second version application.
8. A method for running a multi-version application, the method being applied to the computer system according to claim 1, the method comprising:
the login server provides login service of the multi-version application;
the first scene server provides the first function for the first version application under the condition that the first version application is operated;
and under the condition of running the second version application, the second scene server provides the second function for the second version application.
9. The method of claim 8, wherein the computer system is the computer system of claim 2, the method further comprising:
the first central server sends a first global ranking request to the routing cluster;
the routing cluster forwarding the first global ranking request to the first global server;
and the first global server generates and returns a first global ranking to the first central server in an original path, wherein the first global ranking is obtained by the first global server based on the first global ranking request.
10. The method of claim 9, wherein the routing cluster forwards the first global ranking request to the first global server, comprising:
the routing cluster acquires version information of the first global ranking request;
the routing cluster determines the first global server corresponding to the first global ranking request according to the version information;
the routing cluster forwards the first global ranking request to the first global server.
11. The method of claim 8, wherein the computer system is the computer system of claim 2, the method further comprising:
the first global server sends a first notice to the routing cluster;
the routing cluster forwards the first notification to the first central server and a second central server;
the first central server receives the first notification, and the second central server discards the first notification.
12. The method of claim 11, wherein the first central server receives the first notification and the second central server discards the first notification, comprising:
the first central server acquires version information of the first notification;
the first central server confirms that the version information of the first notification is matched with the version information of the first central server, and the first central server receives the first notification;
the second central server acquires version information of the first notification;
and the second central server confirms that the version information of the first notification does not match with the version information of the second central server, and the second central server discards the first notification.
13. The method of claim 8, wherein the computer system is the computer system of claim 3, the method further comprising:
the second central server sends a second global ranking request to the routing cluster;
the routing cluster forwards the second global ranking request to the second global server;
and the second global server generates and returns a second global ranking to the second central server in an original path, wherein the second global ranking is obtained by the second global server based on the second global ranking request.
14. The method of claim 8, wherein the computer system is the computer system of claim 3, the method further comprising:
the second global server sends a second notice to the routing cluster;
the routing cluster forwards the second notification to a first central server and the second central server;
the first central server discards the second notification, and the second central server receives the second notification.
15. A computer-readable storage medium, in which a computer program is stored, which is loaded and executed by a processor to implement a method of running a multi-version application as claimed in any one of claims 8 to 14.
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