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Connect your project

Open Integrations, then Manage on the GCP card.
  1. Enter your GCP project ID.
  2. Review the requested read access and optional services.
  3. Select Connect with Google.
  4. Complete the Google authorization.
  5. Review the setup results when you return to Corvo.
Setup enables required APIs, creates or reuses the Corvo service account, grants read roles, and configures service account impersonation. Check for CONNECTED, the project ID, and the impersonation service account.

Google Cloud connection, alert streaming, and service bindings

Map services to repositories

Use Bind services to their GitHub repos on this page to associate each Cloud Run service with its source repository. See GitHub for the steps.

Start alert streaming

Read access and streaming are separate setup stages.
  1. Find Alert streaming.
  2. Choose a Cloud Run service, or all services.
  3. Choose the severity filter.
  4. Select Start streaming with Google.
  5. Complete the authorization to create the log sink.
Check for STREAMING and review the active filter. Only log entries matching that filter enter this stream.

Change the watched service

Select Change service, update the filter, and select Update streaming with Google. Check the active filter after the update.

Stop streaming

Select Stop streaming and confirm the action. Corvo revokes the log sink writer’s publisher access to its central topic. The log sink remains in your project.

Reconfigure read access

Select Reconfigure read access with Google to review and update the read access configuration.

Troubleshooting

Google authorization was denied

Restart the connection and review the requested authorization with a project administrator.

A setup step failed

Review the setup timeline. Correct the reported permission or API issue, then run setup again. Some IAM changes can take time to become available.

No errors arrive

Check that streaming is active and that the filter matches the service and severity you expect. Confirm that the service is producing matching log entries.