Sharing and Embedding for Satellite Communications Revenue Data

The data sources for satellite communications revenue-related data are the billing system and link monitoring module of satellite ground stations. Two

What this type of data looks like

The data sources for satellite communications revenue-related data are the billing system and link monitoring module of satellite ground stations. Two update schedules are used: full daily updates and incremental hourly updates. The document structure is a multi-column structured table, including fields such as satellite node ID, service period, communication traffic, billing benchmark, and current period revenue.

Node IDs are string-format unique identifiers. Service periods use ISO time format. Communication traffic is measured in MB. Billing benchmark is measured in yuan/GB. Current period revenue is measured in yuan.

Full data updates all records from the previous day every early morning. Incremental data updates link revenue changes from the past hour every hour.

Constraints imposed by these characteristics on the sharing and embedding workflow

The structured multi-column nature of satellite communications data requires explicit specification of display fields and column order when embedding into third-party systems. Otherwise, field misalignment or information overload may occur.

The batched update schedule of the data source requires that sharing and embedding configurations match the update type. Full daily update scenarios require support for full data pulling. Incremental hourly update scenarios require support for incremental synchronous pulling, to avoid invalid data requests.

Data sources with different update frequencies also require that the caching strategy of the embedded component aligns with the update cycle. Otherwise, data staleness or repeated pulling issues may arise.

Additionally, satellite communications revenue data involves business accounting details. Sharing and embedding links require configuration of authentication rules to restrict access permissions for unauthorized entities.

How to configure the settings

Configuration ItemRecommended ValueRationale
share_expire_seconds86400 seconds (daily update scenario), 3600 seconds (hourly update scenario)Matches the data source update frequency to avoid cache expiration and data update desynchronization
embed_cache_ttlSet according to the data source update cycle: 86400 seconds for daily update scenarios, 3600 seconds for hourly update scenariosReduces repeated pulling requests while ensuring the timeliness of embedded data
embed_show_fieldsSatellite node ID, service period, current period revenueMatches core display requirements for satellite communications revenue scenarios, filtering non-essential fields
embed_column_orderSort by node ID, service period, current period revenueFollows conventional report reading logic, avoiding chaotic column order
api_share_authEnable and bind the enterprise organization IDRestricts unauthorized access to sensitive satellite communications revenue data
share_incremental_syncEnable (hourly update scenario), disable (daily update scenario)Matches the data source update type to reduce the volume of pulled data
fastgpt_versionv4.8.0 and aboveSupports the share_incremental_sync and embed_column_order configuration items

The parameter values provided on this page are common recommended starting points for configuration. Actual values are affected by material form, data volume, and business rules. Specific issues require case-by-case analysis. It is recommended to test on your own samples before finalizing settings.

Three common configuration mistakes

  • Issue: Sharing links have no authentication configured, and unauthorized accounts can directly access satellite communications revenue data. Cause: The api_share_auth configuration item is not enabled, or the corresponding enterprise organization ID is not bound.
  • Issue: The embedded report has chaotic column order, and fields do not match the configured display fields. Cause: embed_column_order and embed_show_fields are not configured, and the default field sorting and display logic is used.
  • Issue: Embedded components display data with update delays that do not match the actual data source update time. Cause: The embed_cache_ttl configuration duration does not match the data source update frequency. For example, an 86400-second cache duration is set for an hourly update scenario.

How to confirm the configuration is complete

  • Access the generated sharing link to verify that the displayed fields match the content configured in embed_show_fields.
  • Adjust the value of share_expire_seconds to test whether the link expires after the set duration.
  • Embed the embedded component into a test page, refresh the page to verify that the data update schedule matches the setting of embed_cache_ttl.
  • Attempt to access the sharing link using an unauthorized account to verify that the 401 Unauthorized error code is returned.

Question material comes from public community discussions. Configuration values are common starting points and should be measured against your own samples. Verified on 2026-09-14.