Google Cloud Logging

Google Cloud Logging (formerly known as Google Stackdriver) is a monitoring and diagnostic tool for logs on Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

Using Fivetran's Google Cloud Logging log service, you can:

Connect and stream Fivetran log events to Google Cloud Logging;
Manage the life cycle of the log events using Google Cloud Logging's configuration;
Search and filter the logs, and set up monitoring or alerting mechanisms based on log events.

How to view logs

To use filtering options in Logs Explorer:

Select Fivetran's service account email in the Service Account section to filter only Fivetran connector logs.
Logs in Google Cloud are grouped using the following pattern: {ACCOUNT_ID}-{GROUP_ID}-{CONNECTOR_NAME}-{SCHEMA_NAME}. To see logs for a specific connector, filter using an appropriate pattern.
To see logs for the Dashboard activities, select the {ACCOUNT_NAME}-{GROUP_NAME}-dashboard-all pattern.
To see Transformations for dbt Core* logs, select the {ACCOUNT_ID}-{GROUP_ID}-dbt-{DBT_JOB_NAME} pattern.

Follow our step-by-step Google Cloud Logging setup guide to manage Fivetran logs through Google Cloud Logging.