You're reading from Google Cloud Certified Professional Cloud Developer Exam Guide Modernize your applications using cloud-native services and best practices

Product type Paperback

Published in Sep 2021

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781800560994

Length 382 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Tools

Google App Engine

Concepts

Cloud Native

Author (1):

Sebastian Moreno

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Table of Contents (21) Chapters

Preface

1. Section 1: Welcome to the Google Cloud Developers' Guide

2. Chapter 1: Google Cloud Platform Developer Fundamentals FREE CHAPTER

3. Chapter 2: Security Fundamentals and Best Practices

4. Section 2: Developing and Modernizing Applications on Google Cloud Platform

5. Chapter 3: Application Modernization Using Google Cloud

6. Chapter 4: Using Cloud Functions and Google App Engine

7. Chapter 5: Virtual Machines and Container Applications on Google Cloud Platform

8. Chapter 6: Managing APIs on Google Cloud Platform

9. Section 3: Storage Foundations

10. Chapter 7: Handling Unstructured Data

11. Chapter 8: Databases and Event Messages in Google Cloud

12. Chapter 9: Data Management and Database Strategies

13. Chapter 10: Optimizing Applications with Caching Strategies on Google Cloud Platform

14. Section 4: SRE for Developers

15. Chapter 11: Logging on Google Cloud Platform

16. Chapter 12: Cloud Monitoring, Tracing, and Debugging

17. Section 5: Analyzing a Sample Case Study

18. Chapter 13: HipLocal Sample Case Study Preparation

19. Chapter 14: Questions and Answers

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Introduction to Cloud Logging, the logging solution of GCP

Cloud Logging is a solution that allows the management and analysis of log events in real time, storing them safely so that they can be searched and analyzed.

It allows us to ingest personalized logs from any data source, offering a complete fully managed service that removes any worries about storage limits for our log events.

Through Logs Viewer, it is possible to access a visualization panel where we can observe previously registered log events, filter them by key parameters, and carry out more advanced queries in order to obtain specific information that allows us to diagnose errors in our applications.

To cater for the creation of our own custom logs, we can use the Cloud Logging Ingestion API and thus write logs from any origin.

With the help of Cloud Monitoring, a Google Cloud Platform (GCP) monitoring service, we can configure alerts based on the log events we record, and automate auditing and monitoring...