• Familiarity with Terraform

• Identity and Access Management (IAM) API
• Compute Engine API

Execute below commands in CloudShell

• git clone https://github.com/salimpadela/gcp-monitoring-tutorial.git
• cd gcp-monitoring-tutorial/iac/
• terraform init
• terraform apply --auto-approve

• Go to VPC Network→Firewall and click on Create Firewall Rule
• Name: allow-on-8080-from-load-balancer-ip-range
• Network: my-awesome-vpc-network
• Targets: Specified Target Tags
• Target Tags: my-awesome-app-server-public
• Source IP Ranges: 130.211.0.0/22, 35.191.0.0/16
• Ports: TCP:8080

• Go to Network Services→Load Balancing
• Click on Frontends
• Click on my-awesome-app-load-balancer-front-end-public
• Copy External IP Address
• Go to http://<<External_IP_Address>>

• Go to Compute Engine
• Click on SSH Next to VM named my-awesome-app-server-public-XXXX
• Enter below commands
• curl -sSO https://dl.google.com/cloudagents/add-google-cloud-ops-agent-repo.sh
• sudo bash add-google-cloud-ops-agent-repo.sh --also-install

• Go to Monitoring→Groups
• Click on Create Group
• Name: my-awesome-app-servers-group
• Criteria:
  • Type: Tag
  • Tag: app-name
  • Operator: Equals
  • Value: my-awesome-app

• Go to Monitoring→Uptime Checks
• Click on Create Uptime Check
• Target:
  • Protocol: HTTP
  • Resource Type: Instance
  • Applies to: Group
    • my-awesome-app-servers-group
  • Path: /
  • Port: 8080
  • Title: my-awesome-app-instance-level-uptime-check

• Go to VPC Network→Firewall and click on Create Firewall Rule
• Name: allow-on-8080-from-uptime-checkers
• Network: my-awesome-vpc-network
• Targets: Specified Target Tags
• Target Tags: my-awesome-app-server-public
• Source IP Ranges: 35.199.66.47,35.198.18.224,35.199.67.79,35.198.36.209,35.199.90.14,35.199.123.150,35.198.39.162,35.199.77.186,35.199.126.168,104.155.77.122,104.155.110.139,146.148.119.250,35.195.128.75,35.240.124.58,35.205.234.10,35.205.72.231,35.187.114.193,35.205.205.242,35.186.164.184,35.188.230.101,35.199.27.30,35.186.176.31,35.236.207.68,35.236.221.2,35.221.55.249,35.199.12.162,35.186.167.85,146.148.59.114,23.251.144.62,146.148.41.163,35.239.194.85,104.197.30.241,35.192.92.84,35.238.3.7,35.224.249.156,35.238.118.210,35.197.117.125,35.203.157.42,35.199.157.7,35.233.206.171,35.197.32.224,35.233.167.246,35.203.129.73,35.185.252.44,35.233.165.146,35.187.242.246,35.186.144.97,35.198.221.49,35.198.194.122,35.198.248.66,35.185.178.105,35.198.224.104,35.240.151.105,35.186.159.51
• Ports:
  • TCP:8080

• Go to Monitoring→Alerting
• Click on Edit Notification Channels
• Click on Add New next to Email
• Enter email address and display name

• Go to Monitoring→Alerting
• Click on Create Policy
• Select A Metric
  • VM Instance→Uptime_check→Check Passed
• Add Filter
  • check_id = <<Check_Id>>
• Configure trigger
  • Condition Types
    • Metric absence
• Trigger Absense Time
  • 1 Minute
• Notification and name
  • Notification Channels - my email channel
• Name: my-awesome-app-alert-policy

• Go to Compute Engine→VM Instances
• Select the VM named my-awesome-app-server-public-XXXX and click on STOP

• Delete VPC Firewall Rules that belong to my-awesome-vpc-network Network
• Delete Uptime Check and Alert Policy
• Go back to CloudShell
• Make sure you are inside gcp-monitoring-tutorial/iac/ directory
• Execute terraform destroy --auto-approve