Issues/169 gcloud logging

[supermartzin]

Closes #169

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces Google Cloud Logging capabilities to the console application. The primary goal is to centralize and enhance the application's logging infrastructure, making it easier to monitor and debug deployed instances. A new command-line argument allows for unique identification of application instances within the logs, improving traceability and management of log data.

Highlights

• Google Cloud Logging Integration: The console application now integrates with Google Cloud Logging for enhanced observability and centralized log management, allowing for better monitoring of deployed instances.
• Application ID Command-Line Argument: A new command-line argument (-application_id or --id) has been introduced to allow specifying a unique identifier for application instances, which is then used as a tag in Google Cloud logs for easier filtering.
• Configurable Logging Options: Google Cloud Logging is configured with dynamic service names (including application version) and utilizes the provided application ID for improved log categorization and traceability.
• Updated Launch Settings: The local launch profile (launchSettings.json) has been updated to include a default applicationId for easier local development and testing of the new logging feature.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces Google Cloud Logging to the console application. A new command-line argument --id is added to specify an application instance ID for logging purposes. The implementation correctly sets up Google Cloud Diagnostics, but there are a couple of areas for improvement. Specifically, a hardcoded Google Cloud project ID should be externalized, and the service name for logging is redundantly specified, which could cause confusion. Additionally, the PR includes a good fix for parsing optional command-line arguments.