[Solved] You run this command but get no output:gcloud logging read "severity=CRITICAL" --limit 5What is the most likely reason? | GCP

GCP - Cloud Monitoring and Logging

You run this command but get no output:
gcloud logging read "severity=CRITICAL" --limit 5
What is the most likely reason?

AThe command syntax is incorrect

BThere are no logs with severity CRITICAL in the selected time range

CThe gcloud tool is not installed

DThe limit flag cannot be used with severity filters

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check command syntax
The command syntax is correct; 'gcloud logging read' supports severity filters and limit.
Step 2: Consider reasons for no output
No output usually means no matching logs exist for severity CRITICAL in the default time range.
Final Answer:
There are no logs with severity CRITICAL in the selected time range -> Option B
Quick Check:
No output often means no matching logs [OK]

Quick Trick: No output? Check if logs exist for that severity [OK]

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