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This is a bit of a feature request.But it would be really cool if you
guys could change the GCP pricing calculator:
https://cloud.google.com/products/calculator?hl=en , when working out
CloudSQL pricing to be able to select the DB engine version for ...
This is a bit of a feature request.But it would be really cool if you
guys could change the GCP pricing calculator:
https://cloud.google.com/products/calculator?hl=en , when working out
CloudSQL pricing to be able to select the DB engine version for ...
Why do some alerts created from log based metrics allow you to click on
the alert and then "View Logs", see screenshot below of such and
example: While some alerts don't allow you to view the logs and then you
end up having to find the log based me...
I'm trying to test if Cloud Armor with whitelisting IPV6.I'm struggling
to get it to work. I have Cloud Armor -> Load balancer -> GKEI don't
have IPV6 setup on my Load Balancer, Cloud NAT or on my GKE cluster's
VPC, is that why?Please excuse my ignor...
I'm trying to add a new Slack notification channel so I can change the
slack channel that I'm using to send an alert to. When I try add a
channel it asks me to authorize slack, which I do and then it redirects
to Google Cloud's Alerting section and t...
Thanks I looked at everything you posted. I can't seem to find the step
when setting up notification to include an option to click and "view
logs" for a given alert based on a log based metric.How would you do it
from an existing (log based metric) a...
Btw if it is a private channel you also need to first add the Google
Cloud Monitoring Integration from Slack to the channel first before you
can add that channel as a notification channel on the GCP side, else it
will else show "channel not found".
For anyone running into this issue.Check your Cloud Armor logs. I'm
making requests with curl from an instance (which has an IPV6 address)
to an endpoint.Looks like instance I was using was using the IPv4
address that it has for outgoing requests.
I would also like to know. All I can think is use a regex instead of
using contains substring and then in the regex to use something
like"match1|match2|match3"my regex isn't great but something like that.
Thanks I tried again, but going directly to manage "notification
channels" now it works.Seems if you try do it from an existing alert and
you try manage notifications from an existing alert then it won't work
even if you try again.Thanks for your hel...
