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En este ejemplo, se muestra cómo escribir registros estructurados en Cloud Functions a través del cliente de Logging de Google Cloud. Los registros estructurados proporcionan una forma más detallada y organizada de registrar información sobre tu aplicación, lo que facilita la solución de problemas y el análisis.
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