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Google Cloud Firestore is a flexible, scalable database for mobile, web, and server development from Firebase and Google Cloud Platform.
Use the Datadog Google Cloud Platform integration to collect metrics from Google Cloud Firestore.
If you haven’t already, set up the Google Cloud Platform integration first. There are no other installation steps.
Google Cloud Firestore logs are collected with Google Cloud Logging and sent to a Dataflow job through a Cloud Pub/Sub topic. If you haven’t already, set up logging with the Datadog Dataflow template.
Once this is done, export your Google Cloud Firestore logs from Google Cloud Logging to the Pub/Sub topic:
gcp.firestore.api.request_count (count) | Count of Firestore API calls. |
gcp.firestore.api.request_latencies.avg (count) | The average non-streaming Firestore v1, Datastore v1, and Datastore v3 request latencies from the frontend. Shown as second |
gcp.firestore.api.request_latencies.samplecount (count) | The sample count for non-streaming Firestore v1, Datastore v1, and Datastore v3 request latencies from the frontend. Shown as second |
gcp.firestore.api.request_latencies.sumsqdev (count) | The sum of squared deviation for non-streaming Firestore v1, Datastore v1, and Datastore v3 request latencies from the frontend. Shown as second |
gcp.firestore.composite_indexes_per_database (gauge) | Current number of composite indexes per database. |
gcp.firestore.document.delete_count (count) | The number of successful document deletes. |
gcp.firestore.document.delete_ops_count (count) | The number of successful document deletes. |
gcp.firestore.document.read_count (count) | The number of successful document reads from queries or lookups. |
gcp.firestore.document.read_ops_count (count) | The number of successful document reads from queries or lookups. |
gcp.firestore.document.ttl_deletion_count (count) | Total count of documents deleted by TTL services. |
gcp.firestore.document.ttl_expiration_to_deletion_delays.avg (count) | The average time elapsed between when a document with a TTL expired, and when it was actually deleted. Shown as second |
gcp.firestore.document.ttl_expiration_to_deletion_delays.samplecount (count) | The sample count for time elapsed between when a document with a TTL expired, and when it was actually deleted. Shown as second |
gcp.firestore.document.ttl_expiration_to_deletion_delays.sumsqdev (count) | The sum of squared deviation for time elapsed between when a document with a TTL expired, and when it was actually deleted. Shown as second |
gcp.firestore.document.write_count (count) | The number of successful document writes. |
gcp.firestore.document.write_ops_count (count) | The number of successful document writes. |
gcp.firestore.field_configurations_per_database (gauge) | Current number of field configurations per database. |
gcp.firestore.network.active_connections (gauge) | The number of active connections. Each mobile client will have one connection. Each listener in admin SDK will be one connection. |
gcp.firestore.network.snapshot_listeners (gauge) | The number of snapshot listeners currently registered across all connected clients. |
gcp.firestore.query_stat.per_query.result_counts.avg (count) | The average distribution of number of results yielded per query. Real-time queries are excluded. Note. This metric is for performance observability. It is not relevant to billing calculations. To understand how read operations contribute to your bill, use firestore.googleapis.com/document/read_ops_count . |
gcp.firestore.query_stat.per_query.result_counts.samplecount (count) | The sample count for distribution of number of results yielded per query. Real-time queries are excluded. Note. This metric is for performance observability. It is not relevant to billing calculations. To understand how read operations contribute to your bill, use firestore.googleapis.com/document/read_ops_count . |
gcp.firestore.query_stat.per_query.result_counts.sumsqdev (count) | The sum of squared deviation for distribution of number of results yielded per query. Real-time queries are excluded. Note. This metric is for performance observability. It is not relevant to billing calculations. To understand how read operations contribute to your bill, use firestore.googleapis.com/document/read_ops_count . |
gcp.firestore.query_stat.per_query.scanned_documents_counts.avg (count) | The average distribution of number of documents scanned per query. Real-time queries are excluded. Note. This metric is for performance observability. It is not relevant to billing calculations. To understand how read operations contribute to your bill, use firestore.googleapis.com/document/read_ops_count . |
gcp.firestore.query_stat.per_query.scanned_documents_counts.samplecount (count) | The sample count for distribution of number of documents scanned per query. Real-time queries are excluded. Note. This metric is for performance observability. It is not relevant to billing calculations. To understand how read operations contribute to your bill, use firestore.googleapis.com/document/read_ops_count . |
gcp.firestore.query_stat.per_query.scanned_documents_counts.sumsqdev (count) | The sum of squared deviation for distribution of number of documents scanned per query. Real-time queries are excluded. Note. This metric is for performance observability. It is not relevant to billing calculations. To understand how read operations contribute to your bill, use firestore.googleapis.com/document/read_ops_count . |
gcp.firestore.query_stat.per_query.scanned_index_entries_counts.avg (count) | The average distribution of number of scanned index entries per query. Real-time queries are excluded. Note. This metric is for performance observability. It is not relevant to billing calculations. To understand how read operations contribute to your bill, use firestore.googleapis.com/document/read_ops_count . |
gcp.firestore.query_stat.per_query.scanned_index_entries_counts.samplecount (count) | The sample count for distribution of number of scanned index entries per query. Real-time queries are excluded. Note. This metric is for performance observability. It is not relevant to billing calculations. To understand how read operations contribute to your bill, use firestore.googleapis.com/document/read_ops_count . |
gcp.firestore.query_stat.per_query.scanned_index_entries_counts.sumsqdev (count) | The sum of squared deviation for distribution of number of scanned index entries per query. Real-time queries are excluded. Note. This metric is for performance observability. It is not relevant to billing calculations. To understand how read operations contribute to your bill, use firestore.googleapis.com/document/read_ops_count . |
gcp.firestore.quota.composite_indexes_per_database.exceeded (count) | Number of attempts to exceed the limit on quota metric firestore.googleapis.com/composite_indexes_per_database . |
gcp.firestore.quota.composite_indexes_per_database.limit (gauge) | Current limit on quota metric firestore.googleapis.com/composite_indexes_per_database . |
gcp.firestore.quota.composite_indexes_per_database.usage (gauge) | Current usage on quota metric firestore.googleapis.com/composite_indexes_per_database . |
gcp.firestore.rules.evaluation_count (count) | The number of Cloud Firestore Security Rule evaluations performed in response to write (create, update, delete) or read (get, list) requests. |
The Google Cloud Firestore integration does not include any events.
The Google Cloud Firestore integration does not include any service checks.
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