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stackdriver-logging-json

v2.5.0

Published

Plain JSON entries for Stackdriver Logging to be used with Google's logging client or standard streams (e.g. winston, tslog, bunyan, pino). Examples, additional utils and a formatter for GCP managed k8s fluent-bit included.

Downloads

34

Readme

JSON Logging for Stackdriver

Features

  • ✅ out of the box support for tracing
  • ✅ out of the box support for error stacks
  • ✅ out of the box support for Google Error Reporting
  • ✅ compliant with @google-cloud/logging
  • ✅ compliant with std output (e.g. for kubernetes)
  • ✅ includes formatter for fluent-bit 1.3.0

IMPORTANT ⚠️

To use with typescript, ensure you have "strictNullChecks": true, set in your tsconfig.json. Otherwise typescript will complain about never incompatiblity with string related to resource when passing an entry to a formatter.

SEE: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/release-notes/typescript-2-0.html#--strictnullchecks

TODO: maybe we could disble strict null checks and see if we're compatible without too many changes (but removing undefined from resource, httpRequest and wherever else we have used it in combination with generics)

Tracing

  • will work out of the box when used with compatible library (e.g. OpenCensus or OpenTelemetry [recommended])

Error Reporting

see https://cloud.google.com/error-reporting/docs/formatting-error-messages#json_representation

Required

  • serviceContext.service
  • message as Error.message and including Error.stack (will be extracted automatically if message is instance of Error)

resource

When using Stackdriver Logging Client: Define manually if using Stackdriver Client and default global does not fit.

When using collector agent: Will be set automatically.

Entry comparison

Cloud Logging Client Entry

Standard Entry

  • you should provide a logName unless you're using a collector agent (e.g. fluentd or fluent-bit), which would rewrite logName to either std_out or std_err

Fluent Bit

  • does not need logName
  • does not need resource