Announcing new simple query options in Cloud Logging
source link: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/devops-sre/querying-logs-just-got-easier-in-cloud-logging
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When you’re troubleshooting an issue, finding the root cause often involves finding specific logs generated by infrastructure and application code. The faster you can find logs, the faster you can confirm or refute your hypothesis about the root cause and resolve the issue! Today, we’re pleased to announce a dramatically simpler way to find logs in Logs Explorer.
Making querying even easier!
Over the past 2 years, we heard feedback that many users needed simple free text search to find their logs. We also heard that users wanted to build a query using the dropdown selectors. We took all that feedback to heart and made many critical changes to the Logs Explorer to address this feedback and make searching logs even easier.
Simple text search – a new simple text search box for global text searches
Advanced query – a new toggle to show/hide the Logging query language for the query
Date/time picker – the date/time range picker is now a part of the query builder
Date/time preferences – the date/time display now respects date/time preferences set in the Cloud Console settings
Dropdown selectors – prominently display the resource, logName and severity dropdown selectors
Dropdown selector state – maintain the state in the resource, logName, severity and free text search boxes whether building query via dropdown or by editing the Logging query language
Default summary fields – a new option to disable default summary fields for a more basic log view
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