GCP Logs

Overview

Google Cloud Platform provides built-in monitoring and observability tools that allow users to collect and analyze logs, metrics, and traces from their GCP resources. Send Google Cloud logs seamlessly to Coralogix. Search, analyze, and visualize your data, gaining insights into application behavior, identifying errors, and troubleshooting problems.

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How to use with Terraform

To deploy this integration using Terraform, you can use the coralogix_integration resource provided by the Coralogix Terraform provider. Below is an example configuration:

resource "coralogix_integration" "gcp-logs-collector" {
  integration_key = "gcp-logs-collector"
  version         = "0.1.0"

  parameters = {
    IntegrationName = "<IntegrationName>"
    SubscriptionName = "<SubscriptionName>"
    ApplicationNameTemplates = [ "value1", "value2" ]
    SubsystemNameTemplates = [ "value1", "value2" ]
    ServiceAccountKey = "<ServiceAccountKey>"
  }
}

Replace the placeholder values with your actual configuration parameters. Refer to the parameter table below for required fields and their descriptions.

Revisions

0.1.0

Name	Type	Required	Description
ApplicationNameTemplates	List	Yes	ApplicationName templates, supported values are `const`, `${variable}` and their combinations. Supported values for variable are `projectId`, `organizationId`, `billingAccountId`, `folderId`, `logId` and `resourceType`. First template that has all variables available will be used as a logs application name. At least one `const` template is required.
IntegrationName	String	Yes
ServiceAccountKey	String	Yes
SubscriptionName	String	Yes	The name of the GCP Pub/Sub subscription to pull logs from.
SubsystemNameTemplates	List	Yes	List of SubsystemName templates, supported values are `const`, `${variable}` and their combinations. Supported values for variable are `projectId`, `organizationId`, `billingAccountId`, `folderId`, `logId` and `resourceType`. First template that has all variables available will be used as a logs subsystem name. At least one `const` template is required.

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