Join Stephanie and Mark as they introduce basic logging and monitoring with Stackdriver with a quick demo.

For a complete serverless solution you need to be able to monitor your serverless apps, learn when they are not functioning correctly, and debug them when necessary. This session teaches you how to use Google Stackdriver to monitor and troubleshoot serverless apps.

Preview of the Stackdriver: Qwik Start lab - part of the GCP Essentials Quest on Qwiklabs. Come in with little, or no prior cloud knowledge and come out with practical experience that you can apply to any Google Cloud project.

You’ve built a successful app that serves millions of users - great! Now how do you manage your 100’s of microservices that are running in multiple clouds, by various different teams across the org? In this session, we'll share the Waze team’s stories as they’ve transitioned to zero config, self service monitoring for their dev teams.

Identifying the cause of a bug in a serverless system can sometimes be difficult. We'll show you how to tame your bugs with testing, and how to diagnose and mitigate problems in production.

In this session, we’ll give practical guidance on consolidating and managing your logs, share tips on both what to log and what not to log, discuss logging agents and their potential pitfalls, and show you how to extract value from your log entries for reporting and alerting on logs.

Members of the Stackdriver and Customer Reliability Engineering teams will demonstrate how Stackdriver tooling inspired by the needs of SREs at Google brings you the ability to run services more reliability and with fewer false positive signals through tracking and alerting upon error budgets and debugging with the exemplar technique during an outage.

In this session, we’ll discuss how you can use the Stackdriver APM product suite to supercharge your development and operations teams, at an incredibly attractive price.

In this session, we will look at which use cases in the field of network monitoring and management are relevant in a cloud environment and which data Google Cloud Platform provides to gain insights. We will then demo how to visualize traffic flows and topologies using a mix of Google and Open Source tools.

You’ll learn how you can alert on audit logs using Stackdriver or process and take action from audit logs using Cloud Functions.