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#Checksite uptime password

Note: The first time you access Compute Engine, it will need to be enabled. We will create a Compute Engine instance with NGINX through the GCP Marketplace, so that we have a URL we can hit with a HTTP request to see if our resource is up and running. It will be referred to later in this codelab as PROJECT_ID.īefore we can enable monitoring, we will need some kind of infrastructure within this Google Cloud Platform project to actually monitor, so let us create that now. Note the project ID you were assigned ( " codelab-test003" in the screenshot above). Here's what you should see once logged in :

#Checksite uptime password

Once you have received a temporary username / password to login from the instructor, log into Google Cloud Console. Note that all these accounts will be disabled soon after the codelab is over. The instructor will be sharing with you temporary accounts with existing projects that are already setup so you do not need to worry about enabling billing or any cost associated with running this codelab. A Google Cloud Platform Account and Project.

#Checksite uptime how to

How to add an Alerting Policy to the Uptime Check.

In this codelab, you'll learn how to create an Uptime check on a Compute Engine instance, attach an alerting policy to it, so that an incident from that policy will be created to notify you when the machine goes down. For example, alerts can send email or SMS notifications to people or services. You can associate notifications with alert policies.

Incidents remain open until the alert policy rules are no longer in violation or until the incident is manually closed. For example, you can create a rule that your web site's average response latency must not exceed five seconds over a period of two minutes.Īn alert occurs when an alert policy's conditions are met, causing an Incident to appear in the Incidents section of the Cloud Monitoring Console. The rules are logical conditions involving metric thresholds and uptime checks. You can use the results of the checks as conditions in your alert policies, so you will be notified if system health is degraded.Īn Alert Policy is a set of rules that determine whether your resources or groups are operating normally. You configure the service to check your system's health by sending requests to your applications, services, or URLs from various locations around the world.

Uptime Checks is a service of Cloud Monitoring. Configure an Uptime Check and Alerting Policy