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Analyzing GCP logs with BigQuery
From the course: Google Cloud Professional Cloud Architect Cert Prep (2025)
Analyzing GCP logs with BigQuery
- [Instructor] Let's dive into how to use BigQuery with logs. This is really a killer feature of the Google Cloud Platform here. You can see, you can do queries here, obviously, and dive into different things. For example, if I want to look at the Kubernetes Container, you know, I could click on it, do some queries, et cetera. But there's actually an even slicker way to do this, which is if we go over to Log Router, and I go ahead and I create a sink here, this sink could actually have as a destination BigQuery. So I've already set that up. You can see here it's right here, this BigQuery dataset. So all I need to do is actually go over to BigQuery itself and try it out. So let's go ahead and go to BigQuery. Here we go. And what happens with BigQuery is that you can see my project is now included as a dataset, and if we go into testlogs, we can actually look at all the different logs that have been sent inside of here. So, for example, if I wanted to dive into appengine right here and…
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Meeting industry certification requirements in GCP4m
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Auditing GCP security with log analysis2m 20s
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Creating custom log dashboards for GCP security monitoring3m 41s
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Scanning web applications with GCP's Cloud Web Security Scanner2m 46s
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Analyzing GCP logs with BigQuery3m 49s
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