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Harold L. Brown
Harold L. Brown

Reputation: 9956

Add timestamp to Google Cloud Build log output

We are using Cloud Build on Google Cloud Platform.

Is it possible to add a timestamp to every line of the log output?

Upvotes: 4

Views: 1587

Answers (2)

hamx0r
hamx0r

Reputation: 4278

The solution in @Methkal Khalawi's comment above works out of the box: instead of looking at CloudBuild Logs within the CloudBuild tab of the GCP Console which look like this: enter image description here

... open the Logging (Stack Driver) tab and select Cloud Build from the dropdown box. This will show you the same logs you'd see in the Cloud Build tab, but now with timestamps, like this: enter image description here

Upvotes: 5

Methkal Khalawi
Methkal Khalawi

Reputation: 2477

you cannot do this with Cloud Build directly but you can workaround by using moreutils package on linux:

gcloud builds submit --config cloudbuild.yaml | ts '[%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S]'

This will give you an output like:

[2020-04-08 10:53:53] starting build "50e00fbb-2224-46d4-b13a-6b15a9fbbe3c"
[2020-04-08 10:53:53]
[2020-04-08 10:53:53] FETCHSOURCE
[2020-04-08 10:53:53] Fetching storage object xxxxxxx
[2020-04-08 10:53:53] Copying xxxxxx
/ [1 files][  331.0 B/  331.0 B]                      
[2020-04-08 10:53:53] Operation completed over 1 objects/331.0 B.
[2020-04-08 10:53:53] BUILD
[2020-04-08 10:53:53] Starting Step #0
[2020-04-08 10:53:53] Step #0: Pulling image: ubuntu
[2020-04-08 10:53:53] Step #0: Using default tag: latest
[2020-04-08 10:53:53] Step #0: latest: Pulling from library/ubuntu
[2020-04-08 10:53:53] Step #0: Digest: xxxxxxx
[2020-04-08 10:53:53] Step #0: Status: Downloaded newer image for ubuntu:latest
[2020-04-08 10:53:53] Step #0: docker.io/library/ubuntu:latest

Upvotes: 2

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