How set alert on mail in gcp

In Google Cloud Platform (GCP), you can set up alerts for Gmail using Cloud Logging and Cloud Monitoring. Here are the steps:

Method 1: Using Cloud Logging

1. Go to the Cloud Logging dashboard: https://console.cloud.google.com/logging
2. Click on "Create a sink" and select "Gmail" as the source.
3. Choose the Gmail account you want to monitor and set up the sink.
4. In the "Sink configuration" section, select "Alerting" and click on "Create".
5. In the "Alerting" section, set up the alert criteria, such as the severity level, log severity, and log message.
6. Choose the notification channels you want to use, such as email or Slack.
7. Click on "Create" to save the alert.

Method 2: Using Cloud Monitoring

1. Go to the Cloud Monitoring dashboard: https://console.cloud.google.com/monitoring
2. Click on "Alerts" and then "Create alerting policy".
3. Choose "Gmail" as the metric and select the metric you want to monitor, such as "Unread messages" or "Spam messages".
4. Set up the alert criteria, such as the threshold value and the duration.
5. Choose the notification channels you want to use, such as email or Slack.
6. Click on "Create" to save the alert.

Example Alert Configuration

Here's an example of an alert configuration using Cloud Logging:

• Sink configuration:
  • Source: Gmail
  • Sink name: Gmail Alert
  • Log severity: ERROR
• Alerting:
  • Alert name: Gmail Alert
  • Alert criteria:
    • Severity level: ERROR
    • Log message: "Error sending email"
  • Notification channels:
    • Email: [your email address]

Here's an example of an alert configuration using Cloud Monitoring:

• Alerting policy:
  • Metric: Gmail:Unread messages
  • Threshold: 10
  • Duration: 1 hour
  • Notification channels:
    • Email: [your email address]

Note that you need to have the necessary permissions and credentials to set up alerts in GCP. Additionally, you may need to configure additional settings, such as the alert frequency and the notification delay.