Google Cloud Logging collects and stores logs from applications and services on the Google Cloud Platform
Introduction
Google Cloud Logging collects and stores logs from applications and services on the Google Cloud Platform:
- View your logs with the Logs Viewer.
- Export your logs to Google Cloud Storage, Google BigQuery, or Google Cloud Pub/Sub.
- Integrate third-party logs from your virtual machine instances by installing the logging agent, google-fluentd.
Cloud Logging saves metadata with every log entry so that you can tell when the log entry was created, from what resource or instance it came, what its severity level is, and so forth. The log entry's original content, or payload, might be saved as a text string or as a structured object, depending on the log type.