This page describes how to find and use Cloud Logging to view and query logs
for your Database Migration Service instance.
Database Migration Service logging reference
See the Google Cloud platform logging page for definitions of log file names, monitored resources, and payloads for
Database Migration Service.
View AlloyDB logs
Database Migration Service uses Cloud Logging. See the Cloud Logging documentation for complete information. Below is a sample query to view AlloyDB logs:
Select an existing AlloyDB project at the top of the page.
In the Query builder, add the following:
Resource: select AlloyDB Instance. In the dialog, select a location followed by selection of a cluster ID.
Log names: scroll to the AlloyDB section and select
appropriate log files for your instance. For example:
alloydb.googleapis.com/postgres.log
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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