Cloud logging

There’s no tool that can replace the best practices for DevOps or SRE, but there is a tool that can allow you greater observability over your logs in a distributed infrastructure involving multiple products. In this episode of Google Cloud Platform Essentials, we show you how logs are aggregated for all Google Cloud products, how to utilize them, and how to use them for tracking application errors.

Product: Stackdriver Logging; fullname: Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine;

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[LogAnalyzerAI]

Fantastic video on cloud logging! Your thorough explanation really helps demystify the concept and shows its importance in today's tech landscape. It's clear that effective cloud logging is vital for monitoring and maintaining healthy cloud infrastructure. A tip that I've found useful is to regularly audit log files for anomalies. This proactive approach can help in early detection of issues before they escalate. Do you have any specific strategies or tools you recommend for efficient log file management and analysis in the cloud? Thanks for such an informative video!

[not_a_human_being]

Great Product! You've added "show newest first" sorting option to the new logs version - someone must've mentioned it - useful stuff! When Cloud Logging is enabled for GKE, the "Logs" tab becomes a link to Cloud Logging, and logs themselves aren't shown anymore in that tab - would've been nice to have both - logs from container are shown as before, as well as link to Cloud Logging with relevant filters pre-set is shown.

[olehsukhonosov]

Thank you for writing voice directly. Previous videos were incurring sense of some "artificial dubbing"

[holliemartinez]

Awesome! Very informative - enough info to get me started and to understand more but not too much that it would scare me away from understanding these “new to me” features. Thanks for delivering that information so well! Great job!

[zuowang]

It's just too expensive! Costing me an arm and a leg to store these logs, is there any other ideas besides excluding some logs?

[DiegoOliveiraProf]

you know it is really hard to find the logs you want, right? hope google knows that.