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Informations about the package monolog-bigquery-handler
BigQuery Monolog Handler
A simple (and configurable) Monolog handler for writing log messages to BigQuery, making use of Google's
google/cloud-bigquery PHP client.
Installation
Requires PHP 7.0.
Getting started
The handler expects the BigQuery dataset and table to have been created already - the handler will not create either of them.
You can run the following command (using the BigQuery command line tool) to create a minimal table that will be able to
accept log records (replace $dataset and $table with the actual dataset and table names):
Usage
Simply create an instance of the BigQuery client, and pass it to the handler, along with the dataset and table names to insert log records to.
The usage shown above will send each message individually. It is recommended to make use of a BufferHandler. This will
ensure that log messages are batched, and will reduce the duration spent sending log messages.
When determining the size of the buffer to use, ensure that you're aware of the quota limits for streaming inserts in BigQuery. If any of these limits are hit, the whole batch of messages will fail.
An example of using the BufferHandler is shown below:
Custom fields
Additional custom fields can be sent along with the logged fields. These custom fields can be added in the following way:
Custom field values can be any scalar value that can be JSON encoded, or one of the following values:
callable: Anycallablecan be passed, and it will be executed before the log record is sent to BigQuery.
Mapping fields
By default, the field names to insert to are the same as the structure of a log record. However, if you have BigQuery column names that aren't the same as these, you can map the log record field names to your own column names:
All versions of monolog-bigquery-handler with dependencies
ext-json Version *
monolog/monolog Version ^1.23
google/cloud-bigquery Version ^1.4