Cloud Monitoring metrics let you track the performance, health, and resource usage of your Cloud de Confiance by S3NS services. You can use these metrics to evaluate infrastructure behavior, configure alert policies, and diagnose operational issues.
Organization of the metric reference
Each Cloud de Confiance by S3NS metric has a type with the format
API.googleapis.com/METRIC_PATH.
The field API.googleapis.com specifies a service domain, which
identifies the Cloud de Confiance by S3NS service or product area that owns and emits
the metric. The field METRIC_PATH provides a hierarchical path that
uniquely identifies the specific metric within the service domain.
The reference documents list metric types by service domain:
- Name begins with A or B
- Name begins with C
- Name begins with D through H
- Name begins with I through O
- Name begins with P through Z
For each domain, the metrics are listed alphabetically.
Find metric types
To find the metric data that is of interest to you, try the following:
Search the API and product table
The following table can help you find the available metric types for a service.
For example, if you enter GKE in the filter bar, then the
table provides links to your GKE metric types.
| API | Product | Metric link |
|---|---|---|
| artifactregistry | Artifact Registry | Link to metrics |
| bigquery | BigQuery | Link to metrics |
| cloudkms | Cloud Key Management Service | Link to metrics |
| cloudsql | Cloud SQL | Link to metrics |
| compute | Compute Engine | Link to metrics |
| container | Google Kubernetes Engine | Link to metrics
This link is for older-style GKE metric types. For a list of newer metric types, see GKE system metrics. |
| dns | Cloud DNS | Link to metrics |
| iam | Identity and Access Management | Link to metrics |
| logging | Cloud Logging | Link to metrics |
| monitoring | Cloud Monitoring | Link to metrics |
| networksecurity | Google Cloud Armor | Link to metrics |
| osconfig | VM Manager | Link to metrics |
| pubsub | Pub/Sub | Link to metrics |
| storage | Cloud Storage | Link to metrics |
| storagebatchoperations | Cloud Storage batch operations | Link to metrics |
Issue an API request to a project
If your search terms don't match any table rows or the matched rows don't contain the data you need, then issue an API command. You can apply a filter to limit the command's response.
For example, to list metrics whose type includes disk, do the following:
Go to the
projects.metricDescriptors.listpage.In the Try this method pane, do the following:
- In the name field, enter
projects/PROJECT_ID, and replacePROJECT_IDwith your project ID. In the filter field, enter the following:
metric.type = has_substring("disk")The hierarchical path that identifies a specific metric within a service domain uses forward slashes (
/) as delimiters. You can include these delimiters in the filter. For example, the following filter matches metrics that include/disk/in their path:metric.type = has_substring("/disk/")There are other operators available. For example, to list all metrics whose type starts with
compute, then set the filter to the following:metric.type = starts_with("compute")
- In the name field, enter
Click Execute and complete the required authorization steps.
The command response is a list of metric descriptors whose
typefield matches the specified filter.
You can also issue curl commands or use client libraries to issue API
commands.