google-cloud-stackdriver

问题 How can we visualize (via Dashboards) the Dataproc job status in Google Cloud Platform? We want to check if jobs are running or not, in addition of their status like running, delay, blocked. On top of it we want to set alerting (Stackdriver Alerting) as well. 回答1: In this page, you have all the metrics available in Stackdriver https://cloud.google.com/monitoring/api/metrics_gcp#gcp-dataproc You could use cluster/job/submitted_count , cluster/job/failed_count and cluster/job/running_count to

问题 Background I have a website deployed in multiple machines. I want to create a Google Custom Metric that specifies the throughput of it - how many calls were served. The idea was to create a custom metric that collects information about served requests and 1 time per minute to update the information into a custom metric. So, for each machine, this code can happen a maximum of 1-time per minute. But this process is happening on each machine on my cluster. Running the code locally is working

问题 I've added the JVM Monitoring plugin as described here That's all working great and I can, but now I'd like to add more JMX metrics. e.g. MemoryPool specific counters So I've added this config to /opt/stackdriver/collectd/etc/collectd.d/jvm-sun-hotspot.conf <MBean "jvm_localhost_MemoryPool"> ObjectName "java.lang:type=MemoryPool,name=*" InstanceFrom "name" <Value> Type "gauge" InstancePrefix "memorypool-usage_used" Table false Attribute "Usage.used" </Value> </MBean> and Collect "jvm

问题 I've added the JVM Monitoring plugin as described here That's all working great and I can, but now I'd like to add more JMX metrics. e.g. MemoryPool specific counters So I've added this config to /opt/stackdriver/collectd/etc/collectd.d/jvm-sun-hotspot.conf <MBean "jvm_localhost_MemoryPool"> ObjectName "java.lang:type=MemoryPool,name=*" InstanceFrom "name" <Value> Type "gauge" InstancePrefix "memorypool-usage_used" Table false Attribute "Usage.used" </Value> </MBean> and Collect "jvm

问题 I was looking on stackdriver dashboard and I found the following http request: https://app.google.stackdriver.com/api/alerting/violation?project={project-id}&page=0&pageSize=8&policyId={policy-id} But I didn't found any docs about this D: 回答1: The alerting methods for Stackdriver Monitoring appear in the the Google Cloud Platform documentation. There does not seem to be an endpoint to list triggered alerts at the moment. The best option for now would be to add a webhook as a notification

问题 I was looking on stackdriver dashboard and I found the following http request: https://app.google.stackdriver.com/api/alerting/violation?project={project-id}&page=0&pageSize=8&policyId={policy-id} But I didn't found any docs about this D: 回答1: The alerting methods for Stackdriver Monitoring appear in the the Google Cloud Platform documentation. There does not seem to be an endpoint to list triggered alerts at the moment. The best option for now would be to add a webhook as a notification

问题 I was looking on stackdriver dashboard and I found the following http request: https://app.google.stackdriver.com/api/alerting/violation?project={project-id}&page=0&pageSize=8&policyId={policy-id} But I didn't found any docs about this D: 回答1: The alerting methods for Stackdriver Monitoring appear in the the Google Cloud Platform documentation. There does not seem to be an endpoint to list triggered alerts at the moment. The best option for now would be to add a webhook as a notification

问题 I created an export sink in Stackdriver to load audit logs into BigQuery. I want to be able to see audit logs from the past 3 months. However, when I queried the tables in BigQuery, I am only seeing logs from today and no earlier. I applied the following filters to my export sink. I also tried removing the timestamp filter but still only seeing logs from today and no prior. resource.type="bigquery_dataset" timestamp > "2019-05-01T23:59:09.739Z" 回答1: Exports only work for new entries. Per the

问题 Summary Google suggests that App Script parameters (among other data) can be written to Stackdriver using a JSON object with a "initialData" property. But it doesn't seem to work. Issue Example This Google page contains an example function that illustrates the different ways information can be written to Stackdriver. An extract from their own code is below: var parameters = { isValid: true, content: 'some string', timestamp: new Date() }; console.log({message: 'Function Input', initialData:

问题 Summary Google suggests that App Script parameters (among other data) can be written to Stackdriver using a JSON object with a "initialData" property. But it doesn't seem to work. Issue Example This Google page contains an example function that illustrates the different ways information can be written to Stackdriver. An extract from their own code is below: var parameters = { isValid: true, content: 'some string', timestamp: new Date() }; console.log({message: 'Function Input', initialData: