Select an existing Cloud SQL project at the top of the page.
In the Query builder, add the following:
Resource: select Cloud SQL Database. In the dialog, select a
Cloud SQL instance.
Log names: scroll to the Cloud SQL section and select
appropriate log files for your instance. For example:
cloudsql.googlapis.com/mysql-general.log
cloudsql.googleapis.com/mysql.err
Severity: select a log level.
Time range: select a preset or create a custom range.
gcloud
Use the gcloud logging
command to view log entries. In the example below, replace PROJECT_ID.
The limit
flag is an optional parameter that indicates the maximum number of entries to
return.
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