Monitoring Cloud Foundry Infrastructure and Applications with Stackdriver and BigQuery
summary
Shows how to stream Cloud Foundry logs and VM metrics into Stackdriver Nozzle and Stackdriver Logging/Monitoring, ingesting via fluentd and the logger-gator (Metron) and shipping metrics to dashboards and alerts. Demonstrates exporting log exports to BigQuery for ad hoc SQL analytics, with live queries returning in 1.7 seconds and a default 30-day retention unless exported. Builds dashboards, creates log-derived metrics, sets an alert for Diego disk <10GB, and uses uptime checks—everything shown working end-to-end.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to Stackdriver
- 1:26Motivation for integration
- 2:51Stackdriver Tools for Cloud Foundry
- 4:30Live log streaming demo
- 7:29Exporting logs to BigQuery
- 9:21Real-time analytics with BigQuery
- 11:42Creating metrics from logs
- 13:26Stackdriver monitoring dashboards
- 16:30Alerting and incident management
- 18:18Uptime checks for global apps
- 19:32VM metrics without agents
- 21:00Q&A session
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