Analyzing Network Traffic with VPC Flow Logs Reviews

BQ took a while to get all the data curled into the web server. Adding the waiting interval in the description might help the participant from recreating the sink haha.

Chang J. · Reviewed 3 ay ago

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Niño C. · Reviewed 3 ay ago

Done

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Emeric C. · Reviewed 3 ay ago

SSH authentication has failed; while no cookies/ad blockers were enabled

Anna S. · Reviewed 3 ay ago

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Hermann G. · Reviewed 3 ay ago

The lab instructions are missing a note that specific role (roles/bigquery.dataEditor) is required for VPC log flow to be visible and to be able to get the needed data set visible for BigQuery. At least for me the needed permissions were not automatically granted when I created the lab steps via web console. Took me a while to figure out why the VPC log flows and data set were not visible even when creating traffic to web-server. Also, SSH to VM instance did not work via web browser nor CLI (not even with tunneling through IAP). Had to switch off the OS login in order to SHH into VM instance.

Oskari R. · Reviewed 3 ay ago

Oyster O. · Reviewed 3 ay ago

os-login is enabled by default not allowing to ssh

Pablo M. · Reviewed 3 ay ago

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