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Questa guida mostra come visualizzare i log di App Engine utilizzando Esplora log e la Google Cloud console. Se visualizzi i log del tuo servizio, puoi monitorare facilmente le prestazioni dei tuoi servizi web.
Prima di iniziare
Questa guida fa parte di una serie introduttiva che illustra come creare un'app App Engine. Per iniziare dall'inizio della serie, consulta Creare un'app Node.js su App Engine.
Nell'elenco Risorsa, seleziona Applicazione GAE, quindi fai clic su
Applica.
Nel campo Cerca in tutti i campi, inserisci il nome del log che vuoi esaminare.
Puoi utilizzare i filtri nella parte superiore della pagina per visualizzare diversi stream di log, come errori standard, richieste HTTP o attività interne di App Engine.
Puoi cercare elementi contenenti contenuti specifici e puoi anche limitare
i log a una versione o a un servizio App Engine specifico.
Passaggi successivi
Per ulteriori informazioni su Node.js e App Engine, consulta i tutorial.
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