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Data center
A facility made up of networked computers, storage systems, and computing infrastructure used by businesses and organizations to organize, process, and store large amounts of data.
Server
A component of a data center that consists of sockets, CPU, and internal cache, used for processing and storing data.
Data processing
The act of organizing and manipulating data within a data center for various purposes.
Storage subsystems
Components within a data center that provide storage capabilities, such as local and coherent DRAM and disk drives.
Networking switches, routers, and firewalls
Devices used in a data center to facilitate communication and secure the network.
Physical racks
Structures used to organize and interconnect IT equipment within a data center.
Cooling system
A system in a data center that regulates temperature and prevents overheating of the equipment.
Uptime guarantee
A measure of the reliability and availability of a data center, often expressed as a percentage of time that the data center is operational.
Interconnection network
The network that connects all servers within a data center cluster, enabling communication and data transfer.
Fat-tree topology
A specific type of network topology used to interconnect server nodes in a data center, providing fault tolerance and high bandwidth.
Low latency
A requirement for the interconnection network in a data center, referring to the minimal delay in transmitting data.
High bandwidth
A requirement for the interconnection network in a data center, referring to the capacity to transmit large amounts of data.
Fault tolerance
A requirement for the interconnection network in a data center, referring to the ability to continue functioning even in the presence of failures or errors.
Low cost
A requirement for the interconnection network in a data center, referring to the need for cost-effective solutions.
Message Passing Interface
A communication protocol used in parallel computing systems, often employed in data centers for efficient data transfer.
Routing protocols
Algorithms and protocols used to determine the paths and routes for data transmission within a network.
Layer 2 switch algorithm
A routing algorithm used in layer 2 switches that involves data plane flooding.
Layer 3 IP routing
A routing algorithm used in layer 3 switches that involves shortest path IP routing.
Cloud Logs
A service for storing, viewing, and interacting with logs.
Logs Explorer
A tool that allows users to search and analyze logs.
Project
A specific GCP project where logs are stored.
SHARE LINK
A feature that allows users to share a link to a specific log query.
Query
A search query used to filter and retrieve specific logs.
Recent
A section that displays recently viewed logs.
Saved
A section that displays saved log queries.
Suggested
A section that displays suggested log queries.
resource.type
A field used in log queries to specify the type of resource being logged.
Log fields
Fields that contain information about each log entry, such as severity, timestamp, and summary.
Query results
The logs that match the specified query.
SEVERITY
A field that indicates the severity level of a log entry.
TIMESTAMP
A field that indicates the timestamp of a log entry.
PDT
Pacific Daylight Time, the timezone used for log timestamps.
SUMMARY
A field that provides a summary or description of a log entry.
Showing logs for last 1 hour
The time range for which logs are displayed.
RESOURCE TYPE
A field that indicates the type of resource being logged.
Extend time by
A feature that allows users to extend the time range for log display.
Edit time
A feature that allows users to manually specify a time range for log display.
Kubernetes Container
A type of resource that can be logged.
Clear
A feature that clears the current log query and displays all logs.
x > 2021-07-01 13:41:08.028 PDT
A log filter that only displays logs with a timestamp greater than the specified time.
1bm-slis-server
A specific log entry or resource name.
request made
A log entry indicating that a request was made.
stdout
A log entry indicating standard output.
stderr
A log entry indicating standard error.
PROJECT ID
A field that indicates the ID of the GCP project being logged.
ygrinshteyn-sandbox
A specific GCP project ID.
LOCATION
A field that indicates the geographical location of the logged resource.
us-central
A specific geographical location.
CLUSTER NAME
A field that indicates the name of the cluster being logged.
prod-cluster-autopilot
A specific cluster name.
NAMESPACE NAME
A field that indicates the name of the namespace being logged.
default
A specific namespace name.
POD NAME
A field that indicates the name of the pod being logged.
1bm-slis-server request made
A log entry indicating that a request was made by the pod named "1bm-slis-server".
Cloud Logging
A service for storing, viewing, and interacting with logs in Google Cloud.
Case Study
A detailed analysis or examination of a particular subject or situation.
GCP projects
Projects created within the Google Cloud Platform.
Non-tamperable audit logs
Logs that cannot be modified or tampered with.
Logs buckets
Regional resources that store, index, and search logs.
Geographical location
The physical location where the logs infrastructure is located.
Redundantly
Ensuring that applications are available even if one zone or location fails.
Log Sources
Different types of logs that can be collected and stored.
Platform logs
Logs generated by the Google Cloud Platform services.
Custom logs
Logs generated by user software, services, or applications.
Network logs
Logs related to network activity and traffic.
Services logs
Logs generated by specific services or applications.
Agent logs
Logs generated by logging agents installed on user applications and VMs.
VPC flow logs
Logs related to Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) traffic flow.
Audit logs
Logs that provide an audit trail of administrative changes and data accesses.
API and client logs
Logs related to API calls and client interactions.
Firewall rules logs
Logs related to firewall rule activity.
NAT gateways logs
Logs related to Network Address Translation (NAT) gateways.
User apps logs
Logs generated by user applications or software.
Load Balancer logs
Logs related to load balancer activity.
Third-party applications logs
Logs generated by applications or services from third-party vendors.
System software logs
Logs related to the operating system or system-level software.
Cloud Platform Logs
Service-specific logs that help troubleshoot and debug issues in Google Cloud.
Access Transparency Logs
Logs that track actions taken by Google staff when accessing Google Cloud content.
Compliance
Ensuring adherence to legal and regulatory requirements.
Retention
The period for which logs are stored and retained.
Security Logs
Logs related to security events and activities.
Audit Logs
Logs that provide an audit trail of administrative changes and data accesses.
Admin Activity
Audit logs capturing user-initiated resource configuration changes.
Data Access
Audit logs capturing API calls that create, modify, or read user-provided data.
System Event
Audit logs capturing system-initiated resource configuration changes.
User Logs
Logs generated by user software, services, or applications.
Logging agent
An agent installed to collect logs from user applications and VMs.
Cloud Logging API
An API used to interact with Cloud Logging and retrieve logs.
Cloud Logging client libraries
Libraries that provide a programming interface for accessing Cloud Logging.
Log-based metrics
Metrics derived from log data.
Log sink
A destination for log entries.
Default log sink
The default destination for log entries.
User-created log sinks
Log sinks created by users to specify custom destinations for log entries.
Log views
Customized views of logs that allow for filtering and analysis.
Cloud Storage
A storage service provided by Google Cloud.
BigQuery
A data warehouse provided by Google Cloud.
Cloud Pub/Sub
A messaging service provided by Google Cloud.
Monitoring
The process of observing and tracking the performance and availability of resources.
Google Cloud ecosystem
The collection of services and tools provided by Google Cloud.
Third-party platforms
Platforms or services provided by third-party vendors.
