Edge Segmentation UI Guide

Documentation Experience Platform Segmentation Service Guide

Last update: Thu Dec 12 2024 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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NOTE

Edge segmentation is now generally available to all Platform users. If you created edge segment definitions during the beta, these segment definitions will continue to be operational.

Edge segmentation is the ability to evaluate segments in ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓÆµ Experience Platform instantaneously on the edge, enabling same page and next page personalization use cases.

IMPORTANT

The edge data will be stored in an edge server location closest to where it was collected and may be stored in a location other than the one designated as the hub (or principal) ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓÆµ Experience Platform data center.

Additionally, the edge segmentation engine will only honor requests on the edge where there is one primary marked identity, which is consistent with non-edge-based primary identities.

Edge segmentation query types query-types

Currently only select query types can be evaluated with edge segmentation. The following sections provide a list of query types that can be evaluated with edge segmentation and those that are not currently supported.

A query can be evaluated with edge segmentation if it meets any of the criteria outlined in the following table.

NOTE

If the query matches any of the query types in the following table, it will automatically be evaluated using edge segmentation. The system determines this ability automatically based on the query expression.

Query type

Details

Single event

Any segment definition that refers to a single incoming event with no time restriction.

Single event within a relative time window

Any segment definition that refers to a single incoming event.

Single event with a time window

Any segment definition that refers to a single incoming event with a time window.

Profile only

Any segment definition that refers to only a profile attribute.

Single event with a profile attribute within a relative time window of less than 24 hours

Any segment definition that refers to a single incoming event, with one or more profile attributes, and occurs within a relative time window of less than 24 hours.

Segment of segments

Any segment definition that contains one or more batch or streaming segment definitions. Note: If segment of segments is used with batch segment definitions, profile disqualification can take up to 24 hours to occur. If segment of segments is used with streaming segment definitions, profile disqualification will occur in a streaming manner.

Multiple events with a profile attribute

Any segment definition that refers to multiple events within the last 24 hours and (optionally) has one or more profile attributes.

A segment definition will not be enabled for edge segmentation in the following scenario:

The segment definition includes a combination of a single event and an inSegment event.
- However, if the segment definition contained in the inSegment event is profile only, the segment definition will be enabled for edge segmentation.
The segment definition uses â€œIgnore yearâ€ as part of its time constraints.

Next steps

This guide explains how to evaluate segment definitions with edge segmentation on ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓÆµ Experience Platform. To learn more about using the Experience Platform user interface, please read the Segmentation user guide. To learn how to perform similar actions and work with segment definitions using Experience Platform APIs, please visit the edge segmentation API guide.

Appendix

The following section lists frequently asked questions regarding edge segmentation:

How long does it take for a segment definition to be available on the Edge Network?

It takes up to one hour for a segment definition to be available on the Edge Network.

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