Cloud SQL - Maintenance window - More Details Required

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Dear Team,

currently we have created Cloud SQL for Postgre SQL in one of our project,

As part of Maintenance, during this week-end(Sunday), some activity/updates happened, Under Operations and Logs , Status showing as “Maintenance finished” , but not able to find what kind of activity happened during Maintenance period, where and how to find more details, trying to find more details and activity or task carried by Google during this Maintenance period,

can you please help/guide me to understand before and after maintenance state details

Regards

Balaji

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Here are some resources that might help you understand what happened during the maintenance period of your Google Cloud SQL PostgreSQL instance:

  1. About maintenance on Cloud SQL instances | Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL: This page explains how maintenance updates are applied to Cloud SQL instances.

  2. Understanding Cloud SQL Maintenance: how long does it take? - Google Cloud: This blog post provides insights into how Cloud SQL maintenance works and how it impacts your instances.

  3. Monitor Cloud SQL instances | Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL - Google Cloud: This page provides instructions on how to monitor your Cloud SQL instances, which might include information about maintenance activities.

  4. Configure database flags | Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL - Google Cloud: This page provides information on how to configure database flags, which might have been affected during maintenance.

Remember that the specifics of what happens during a maintenance event can vary and might not be publicly disclosed by Google. If you have a support contract with Google Cloud, you might be able to get more detailed information by contacting them directly.

Also, you can check the logs for your Cloud SQL instance. They might contain more detailed information about what happened during the maintenance period. You can access these logs via the Google Cloud Console, under the “LOGGING” tab for your Cloud SQL instance.

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Thanks for shared this details, we will check and revert for any further clarifications