Metrics discovered automatically
Every active metric and resource type pairing in your project becomes a table. Tables for quiet metrics stay listed. Tables for metrics deleted in Google Cloud are dropped.
Polytomic connects Google Cloud Monitoring to your data warehouse, databases, and other tools for ETL. Turn your project's Cloud Monitoring metrics and resource labels into reportable tables, without writing code.
Every active metric and resource type pairing in your project becomes a table. Tables for quiet metrics stay listed. Tables for metrics deleted in Google Cloud are dropped.
Each table gets the statistics its metric supports, such as sum, mean, minimum, maximum, delta, or a percentile. A unit column sits beside every one.
Each sync starts from where the last one left off and re-reads a short recent window. Cloud Monitoring can still revise points for up to 25 hours after they land.
Blend Cloud Monitoring metrics with product and business data in your warehouse
Each active metric and resource type pairing in your project becomes its own table. Sync its labels and statistics into your data warehouse, a database, or another connected tool.
Connect a Google Cloud service account. Polytomic discovers every metric and resource type pairing your project actively monitors. Each pairing becomes its own table. Resource and metric labels become columns on each row. Each statistic the metric supports gets its own column next to its unit.
Cloud Monitoring keeps roughly two years of metric data. Polytomic reads back that far on a table's first sync. Each sync after that starts from where the last one left off. It also re-reads a short recent window, since Cloud Monitoring can still revise points for up to 25 hours after they land.
Google Cloud Monitoring connects with a service account key instead of an OAuth flow. Create the service account in Google Cloud, then save its JSON key as the connection's credential in Polytomic.
Set up and manage syncs without writing code.
Use SQL to define exactly what data gets synced.
Supports large datasets with incremental syncs and bulk APIs.
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