Google Cloud Bigtable

Bigtable is a fully managed wide-column and key-value NoSQL database service for large analytical and operational workloads. For more details, refer to the GCP documentation.

Log and metric types

• Google Cloud Metrics
• Platform Logs
• Audit Logs

Setup

You can collect the logs and metrics for Sumo Logic's Google Cloud Bigtable integration by following the below steps.

Configure logs collection

• Collect Audit Logs using the Google Cloud Platform source. These Audit Logs can be accessed based on the permissions and roles. To enable logging for Google BigTable, refer to Google documentation. For more detail on Bigtable operations being audited, refer to audited operations. While creating the sync in GCP, as part of the Choose logs to include in sink section, you can use the following query:

  (resource.type=audited_resource AND (resource.labels.service=bigtableadmin.googleapis.com OR resource.labels.service=bigtable.googleapis.com))
  note

  Bigtable audit logs use the service name bigtableadmin.googleapis.com for admin operations and bigtable.googleapis.com for data operations.

• Collect Platform Logs using the Google Cloud Platform source. Bigtable platform logs include logs related to Bigtable instance, cluster, tables, and backup. While creating the sync in GCP, as part of the Choose logs to include in sink section, you can use the following query:

  (resource.type=bigtable_instance OR bigtable_cluster OR bigtable_table OR bigtable_backup)

Configure metrics collection

• Collect GCP Metrics using the GCP Metric source. Under the Services dropdown, select Bigtable. For Google Bigtable metrics and dimensions, refer to Google Bigtable metrics.