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Setting up Google Cloud Platform Integration

A step-by-step guide of how to connect to your GCP account and give Temperstack permissions.

Last updated 5 months ago

Temperstack looks for alerts across all of your GCP services. Following are the services included:

Resource types available for auto Alert setup

Requirements

Installing the Temperstack GCP integration requires either an active trial or paid account to get started. You will also need to meet the following requirements:

  • For GCP you need to have enough permissions to create a custom role and attach to a service account in your project.

Installation Process

  1. Log in to Temperstack and navigate to the Temperstack dashboard > Admin (top right corner) > Integrations.

  1. Navigate to Google Cloud Platform under Infrastructures.

  1. Paste the copied GCP Project IDs and Service Account Information into the UI.

  1. Temperstack takes some time to Scan GCP for Alerts and shows you the Alert comprehensiveness score (ALCOM) on the dashboard.

  1. After the saving process, in the integrations view (admin -> Integrations), you will see the GCP icon annotated with "Integrated".

Follow the instructions from the guide - . After that, follow the steps below.

Creating Access for Temperstack
Google Cloud Platform
Cloud Functions
Cloud SQL
Memorystore
Cloud Run
Cloud Load Balancing
Google Kubernetes Engine
Compute Engine
Pubsub
Cloud Api Gateway
Admin > Integrations
Google Cloud Platform > Click on Next
After pasting the API key, click on Save button.
ALCOM Score
Cloud Functions
Cloud SQL
Memorystore
Cloud Run
Cloud Load Balancing
Google Kubernetes Engine
Compute Engine
Pubsub
Cloud Api Gateway