Generally availableOct 7, 2026

General Availability: VPC Flow Logs supports TCP connection logging for VM instances and serverless endpoints.

General Availability: VPC Flow Logs supports TCP connection logging for VM instances and serverless endpoints. Connection logging captures outbound TCP connection attempts and acknowledged inbound TCP connections.

You can enable this feature in a VPC Flow Logs configuration for a subnet (through the Network Management API), a VPC network, or an organization.

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General Availability: VPC Flow Logs supports TCP connection logging for VM instances and serverless endpoints.

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