Creating Dashboards
- Lets create a some of virtual machines
- debian
- ubuntu
- redhat
- Lets create some storage buckets
- Lets create sql database
Dashboards
- Navigate to the Cloud Monitoring and Select Dashboards
Cloud Ops Custom Logging
- When we install cloud ops agent the default configuration Refer Here
- User specific configuration can be setup by modifying config.yaml Refer Here
- We can configure recieving logs from known applications/servers Refer Here
- Cloud logging is a service for collecting, storing, filtering and viewing logs and event data.
- Log Routers and Log Sinks
- Log Data is ingested by cloud logging api, From there, log messages are route to one of the three types of sinks
- Required Log Sink: used to store admin activity, system events, access transperency logs, These logs are storee for 400 days and this duration cannot be change
- Default Log Sink: this recieves log message that are not sent to required log sink. Logs are stored for 30 days by default (configurable)
- User-Defined Log sink
- Log Router is a service that recieves log messages and applies inclusion or exclusion filters to determin which log sinks should recieve the log message,
- Log Data is ingested by cloud logging api, From there, log messages are route to one of the three types of sinks
Cloud Trace
- This is a distributed tracing system for collecting latency data for an application.
Synthetic monitoring
- involves creating tests or checks that simulate user interactions with applications or services
- These checks are run from various locations globall or within your cloud environment to measure
- availability
- response time
- other performance metrics
- Features:
- Uptime checks
- Availability Monitoring
- Performance Monitoring
- Alerting
- Dashboard Integration
- Scripting and Customization
