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Maple review🟢 Confidence 10/10 · safe to merge Adds the prebuilt Google Cloud dashboard template and its docs page, with a test that checks every chart against what the Cloud Monitoring poller stores. No backend behaviour change; safe to merge.
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Maple review🟢 Confidence 10/10 · safe to merge The only change since the last review is copy in the Google Cloud docs page (Google price figures dropped from the costs section). The page's factual claims still line up with the code, so it is safe to merge. What was checked
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…exts, where the secret shows From an end-to-end run against a real project: metrics need billing on the host project, a project's first sink can drop entries for about ten minutes, the push endpoint is readable in the subscription and the audit log, and the dashboard template's project field sits under Parameters.
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Maple review🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge Adds a Google Cloud dashboard template (24 metric widgets over the Cloud Monitoring poller's curated metrics), registers it, and links the new
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Maple review🟢 Confidence 9/10 · safe to merge Adds the prebuilt "Google Cloud" dashboard template, its
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Maple review🟢 Confidence 10/10 · safe to merge Adds the Google Cloud dashboard template, its docs page and the catalog/card links to it. The two links added to the integration card point at anchors that exist in the new docs page; safe to merge.
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Maple review🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge Adds the
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Maple review🟢 Confidence 9/10 · safe to merge Adds the "Google Cloud" dashboard template (24 charts over the GCP metrics the poller stores), registers it, and links the new /docs/integrations/gcp page from the catalogue, the template picker and the integration card. Safe to merge.
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Readiness only checks that the template's metric prefix arrived in the last 24 h, so a connected but quiet integration read as disconnected. Integration templates now derive `no gcp.*` like metric templates, and the detail panel shows the metric count and last-seen time for them too.
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🟡 Minor · Update the v2 kind description to match prefix readiness. · dashboards.ts:743
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the v2
kinddescription to match prefix readiness.The updated contract in
packages/backend/src/dashboard-templates/types.ts(Lines 44–46) says bothmetricsandintegrationuserequiredMetricPrefixes.apps/web/src/components/dashboard-builder/templates/use-template-readiness.ts(Lines 85–103) also derives readiness from those prefixes. This schema description still says integration readiness depends on a connected integration. Update it to describe the metric-prefix gate and the integration-specific setup destination.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Hide metric counts until readiness resolves.
metrics === null produces a ready sentinel with metricCount: 0. The route passes that sentinel to TemplateDetailPanel, so integration requirements can show 0 metrics while the metric query is loading or has failed. Pass the existing readinessResolved flag to the panel and guard the count with it.
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function RequirementBlock({
template,
readiness,
+ readinessResolved,
}: {
template: V2DashboardTemplate
readiness: TemplateReadiness | undefined
+ readinessResolved: boolean
}) {
...
- {requirement.kind !== "telemetry" && readiness !== undefined && (
+ {requirement.kind !== "telemetry" && readinessResolved && readiness !== undefined && (
...
- <RequirementBlock template={template} readiness={readiness} />
+ <RequirementBlock
+ template={template}
+ readiness={readiness}
+ readinessResolved={readinessResolved}
+ /> interface TemplateDetailPanelProps {
template: V2DashboardTemplate
readiness: TemplateReadiness | undefined
+ readinessResolved: boolean
creating: boolean
onCreate: (parameters: Record<string, string>) => void
}
-export function TemplateDetailPanel({ template, readiness, creating, onCreate }: TemplateDetailPanelProps) {
+export function TemplateDetailPanel({
+ template,
+ readiness,
+ readinessResolved,
+ creating,
+ onCreate,
+}: TemplateDetailPanelProps) { template={selected}
readiness={readiness.get(selected.id)}
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…n-restricted sharing Match the hardened setup script: the managed constraint iam.managed.allowedPolicyMembers with the organization's principal set plus Maple's service account on the host project; add the script's new messages (gcloud too old, folder or organization not visible, API off in cleanup); zsh no longer keeps the pasted secret in its history file.
Maple review🟢 Confidence 10/10 · safe to merge Adds the Google Cloud dashboard template (24 already-curated Cloud Monitoring metrics, optional
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Maple review🟢 Confidence 9/10 · safe to merge Adds the Google Cloud dashboard template (24 charts over the poller's curated metrics) with docs pages and card links, and drops the integration templates'
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…nd docs Widgets read the renamed metrics, group and filter on gcp.metric.labels.* and the direction attributes, and Cloud SQL connections are one chart. The docs list each Maple name with its Cloud Monitoring type, unit and attributes.
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Wait for telemetry exports before the response ends.
forceFlush() returns a promise, but this code discards both promises. The synchronous onEnd callback does not wait for export completion. (open-telemetry.github.io) With Cloud Run’s default request-based billing, CPU is disabled or severely limited after request handling. Exports can stall until another request and may be lost if the instance shuts down first. (docs.cloud.google.com) Move the flush to an awaited request hook that runs before sending the response, or state that this sample requires instance-based billing.
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Group charts by resource identity.
When a folder or organization contains two projects with the same Cloud Run service name, groupBy: [chart.by] combines their request counts into one series. It also blends their utilization values. GKE container names can collide across clusters or namespaces even within one project. Include the project ID and the applicable resource identifiers in each chart’s grouping so distinct resources remain separate. The poller stores these identifiers as resource attributes. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the chart grouping that uses chart.by to also include the project ID and
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…ted on GCP Google Cloud's resource detector sets faas.name on Cloud Run and Cloud Functions, so those services were drawn as AWS Lambda, and GKE services as plain Kubernetes. cloud.provider=gcp now classifies as a gcp platform with the Google Cloud mark, tooltip, colour and legend entry.
…kload filters The Google Cloud template put every chart on one page. It now groups them into one tab per service (Cloud Run, Cloud Functions, GKE, Compute Engine, Cloud SQL, Pub/Sub, Load Balancing), fills out the thin tabs, and filters by Project, Region and Workload. A chart filters on a variable only where its series carry the attribute, so Region leaves Pub/Sub and load balancers alone. Query variables could only list values from traces and logs, which a metrics-only integration never writes. A new `metric` variable source lists a data-point or resource attribute's values from named metrics of one type, read from the raw metric table like the query-builder autocomplete. The option query, the board's provider, the share path, the variables dialog and the v2 API all take it. Template previews show the root canvas and each section's first tab, since a widget's layout is relative to its tab. /lab/gcp-dashboard renders the built template over fixture series that follow the filters.
Maple review🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge Adds the Google Cloud dashboard template (24 charts, three metric variables), its docs pages, a
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Maple review🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge Adds the prebuilt Google Cloud dashboard template, a metrics-backed dashboard variable source, and the GCP docs/catalog entries. No backend behavior change beyond the new multi-metric attribute-values query path; the change is safe apart from the untested variable branch listed above.
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Stacked on the Google Cloud integration card PR. Merge order: bottom up.
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PR E of the Google Cloud integration: the prebuilt dashboard template and the customer docs pages. No backend behaviour change, no database change.
packages/backend/src/dashboard-templates/infrastructure/gcp.ts: templategcp("Google Cloud"), registered indashboard-templates/index.ts.packages/backend/src/dashboard-templates/infrastructure/gcp.test.ts: guard that the template charts only what the poller stores.apps/landing/src/content/docs/integrations/gcp.md: the docs page (/docs/integrations/gcp).apps/landing/src/content/docs/integrations/gcp-opentelemetry.md: "Google Cloud with OpenTelemetry" (/docs/integrations/gcp-opentelemetry), listed after Google Cloud under Integrations.apps/web/src/lib/docs.ts,integration-catalog.tsxandgcp-integration-card.tsx: the catalog entry and the configuration dialog'sRoles if you aren't an Owner,TroubleshootingandWrite a filter of your ownlinks point at the Google Cloud page. The log filter acknowledgement and the filter's lines link to the new page (docs.test.tsresolves both against the landing content).template-icons.ts: the Google Cloud mark in the template picker.getting-started/introduction.mdanddashboards/build-dashboards.md: one mention each, where the other integrations and templates are listed.Dashboard template
38 charts in one
Servicessection, one tab per service, two charts per row within a tab. Filters in the toolbar: Project (cloud.account.id), Region (cloud.region), Workload (service.name), each with All. The optionalproject_idparameter sets the Project filter's starting value.Each widget takes its metric type, aggregation, chart preset and display unit from
GCP_METRIC_GROUPS: asummetric is charted as a delta sum, everything else as an averaged gauge, and the unit mapss,Byand1toduration_s,bytesandpercent.A chart filters on a variable only where its series carry the attribute. Region skips Pub/Sub and load balancers (global resources). Workload applies only to charts grouped by workload. A variable on All drops its clause.
The test runs one series per curated metric through
mapGcpTimeSeriesand fails when a widget names a metric that is not in the table, a metric type that differs from the rows the mapping produces, anattr.*orresource.*key that is not on those rows, a quantile value the mapping does not emit, a distribution charted without a quantile filter,sumon a gauge, or an attribute group-by on a metric whoseservice.namevaries. A second test fails when a filter lists values from a metric that is not a stored gauge carrying its attribute, or a widget filters on a variable its own series don't carry.Metric query variables
Query variables could only list values from traces and logs. A metrics-only integration never writes those.
{ kind: "metric", metricType, metricNames, scope: "metric" | "resource", attributeKey }: a data-point or resource attribute's values on the named metrics.attributeValuestakesmetricNames. Metric-scoped discovery readsResourceAttributesfor theresourcescope. It reads the raw metric table, like the query-builder autocomplete.options.ts, used by the board and the share path), the web provider,getMetricAttributeValues, the variables dialog ("Metric attribute…" / "Metric resource attribute…") and the v2 API schema.layout.yis relative to its tab. The layout test checks rows per tab./lab/gcp-dashboard: the built template on the read-only canvas, with fixture series that follow the filters, and the variables dialog.gcp-dashboard-fixture.jsonisgcpTemplate.build({})(web can't import@maple/backend); the regenerate command is in the lab file.Docs page outline
Intro (what a connection collects), Prerequisites (roles per scope, where to find the IDs), Connect (the steps of the Connect dialog and its apply stage, the terminal output of a first run, how long first data takes, what the wrapper lines of the pasted text do, the secret), Change what a connection collects (Configure, a table of when each change takes effect in Maple and in Google Cloud, the confirmation, the band that waits for the script), Log filter (the recommended filter, including GKE container logs after a confirmation, keeping a sink's filter, and a custom filter), Verify (the numbers at the top of the page, one table of statuses per capability, the bands and their buttons, the connection labels), Permissions (every API and role the script uses, and the predefined roles that cover the script without Owner), Collected data (logs: the recommended filter as a table of what it excludes and why, GKE container logs among them, with the filter text below it, the reserved
maple-setuplog,service.namerule, attributes, severity; metrics: all 46 names per service, value conventions, attributes; resources), Google Cloud costs, Limits, Troubleshooting (In Cloud Shell, Log forwarding, Metrics and resources, each keyed on the sentence the script or the card shows; Domain restricted sharing, the anchor the script links to), Disconnect (cleanup first), Next steps.Google Cloud with OpenTelemetry
For customers whose workloads also send telemetry over OTLP. The Google Cloud page points to it near its top.
LOG_FILTERby hand, and the clause that also leaves out Cloud Run container output.The Cloud Run section comes from a Node.js service that was instrumented and measured against a connected Google Cloud project: the server span of every measured request had the trace ID of Google's request log for it. The general Node.js guide is not changed here.
The terminal transcript in Connect is the output of the script as this stack renders it, run against a stubbed
gcloud. Status labels and failure sentences are quoted from the card and the services.The Infrastructure page is not described; its PR adds that section.
After the final live run the page was corrected against what the stack ships: the script's four closing lines, a wrong ID fixed by removing the connection and connecting the right one, the 10-minute rule for reads that fail, both sign-in messages, messages by scope,
Setup running, where to read a kept log filter, and one to two minutes for a run that removes the sink.The reworked integration page
The page no longer has switches or a
Show setup scriptbutton (see the integration card PR below). Both docs pages follow it:Connect Google CloudorAdd connectionopens the dialog;Create and continueleads intoApply in Google Cloudwith its three steps.Configure, thenSave and continue. A table says when each change takes effect: off acts in Maple at once and in Google Cloud when the script runs; on starts once the script has run; back on resumes at once when the resources still exist.Continue to the scriptis how the script is reached again.Not set upfor a capability,Setup pendingfor a connection); a table lists the three bands and their buttons.Decisions
service.name. A chart grouped by an attribute keeps one service's value per group in the query engine, so attribute group-bys are used only whereservice.nameis the constantgcp/<resource type>(Cloud SQL, Pub/Sub, load balancers, GKE nodes). Cloud Run errors are therefore "5xx responses by service" with a class filter, and Cloud Functions executions are by function, not by status. This can be relaxed once the query engine adds services up under an attribute group-by (tracked as a separate follow-up).avg:sumon a per-minute gauge adds up every minute of a bucket. A workload running in several regions or projects under one name reads as the average of them.0.95) and group by workload.state=active(Cloud Run instance count),memory_type=non-evictable(GKE),response_code_class=5xx(Cloud Run SLI examples use1xx,2xx,4xx).default.log_id("run.googleapis.com/stdout")andlog_id("run.googleapis.com/stderr"), the log IDs Google's documentation lists for Cloud Run next torun.googleapis.com/requests. It was not run against a sink.Google Cloud + OpenTelemetry: the full title is cut off in the sidebar.Not verified
#google-cloud-costs,#troubleshooting,#domain-restricted-sharing, and#gke-container-logson the new page). Both pages were rendered again for the log filter round. The template picker was rendered with the new mark.us-central1/europe-west1and the Cloud Run, GKE and VM workloads. The lab was checked with Playwright: tabs, Region narrowing GKE but not Pub/Sub, the dialog's metric source.Review notes
stored?.kindingcp.ts: a misspelled metric name still builds, so the test reports it by name instead of aTypeErrorfrombuild.Integrations → Google Cloudkeeps the arrow the other integration pages use for menu paths.Summary by CodeRabbit
Service map: Google Cloud as a platform
The
gcpDetectorsetup ingcp-opentelemetry.mdsetsfaas.nameon Cloud Run and Cloud Functions, so the service map drew those services as AWS Lambda (and GKE as plain Kubernetes).cloud.provider = gcpclassifies as a newgcpplatform, checked before the Lambda and Kubernetes rules (query-engine.http.tsand the local-ui copy).capitalize).GoogleCloudIconmoved fromapps/webinto@maple/uiicons, re-exported from@/components/icons./lab/bench/service-map(colour by Platform).