Thank you Vivak,
I have followed your advise and posted on issuetracker. They pointed me to
the right direction, I thought I would share it here in case someone else
would like to download the logs.
The command to use is: *$ gcloud logging read*. I have set the *severity*,
*timestamp,
Hi Khaled
I believe what Anthony meant to say was that exporting logs using sinks
will help mitigate the loss of logs on Log Viewer past the 30 day mark.
However, logs prior to the creation of the sink will still be lost.
As for the feature request, we always appreciate users collaborating
Hello Anthony,
Thank you for your feedback, I am not quite sure I understood your first
point. When you say the sink will hold the 31st day, you mean it will *not*
log the 31st day, right? In our case I think we have setup the sink to
export the logs daily, since in BigQuery we can choose by
Hi Khaled,
To answer your questions
1. Your sink will hold all logs from the day it was initialized. Which
means 31 days from now, it will hold the 31st day of the log rather than
deleting the log from the 1st day. This also means that any logs prior to
the export sink will not be retained
