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This document lists the environments supported by Error Reporting and it links to language-specific guides for application developers. We recommend that you use the language-specific client libraries or rely on automatically-collected log entries; however, you can write error data with the Cloud Logging API or the Error Reporting API. For example, if you use Cloud Run, then exceptions written to stderr
are automatically sent to Cloud Logging.
Error Reporting is a global service built on Cloud Logging and can analyze log entries when all of the following are true:
Error Reporting is a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) supported service.
To reduce the risk of data exfiltration, use VPC Service Controls to create a service perimeter around your Google-managed services. For information about VPC Service Controls and how to create a service parameter, see the VPC Service Controls documentation.
Configure environments to automatically report error dataFor information about environment-specific configuration requirements, see the following guides:
For information about how to configure your application to send error reports, see the language-specific configuration guides:
Write error data by using an APIYou can report error events to your Google Cloud project by executing the Error Reporting API method report
or the Cloud Logging API method write
.
If you require API key-based authentication, then you must use the Error Reporting API. To report an error event by using the Error Reporting API, execute the method report
and format the request body of the method as a ReportedErrorEvent
object.
When you use the Error Reporting API, log entries with properly formatted error messages are automatically generated and written to Cloud Logging. These log entries are written to a log whose logName
is formatted as follows:
projects/PROJECT_ID/clouderrorreporting.googleapis.com%2Freported_errors
Because log entries are generated by calls to report
, you might incur Cloud Logging ingestion costs. To control which log entries are ingested, see Exclusion filters.
If you report error events by using the Error Reporting API, the remainder of this document doesn't apply.
If you want to use the Cloud Logging API, then you must format the LogEntry
object so that includes a stack trace, or a ReportedErrorEvent
object. For more information about the formatting requirements, see Format errors in logs.
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Last updated 2025-08-11 UTC.
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