Google Cloud Platform: how to monitor memory usage of VM instances

The stackdriver agent only supports monitoring of RAM of the E2 family at the moment. Other instance types such as N1, N2,... are not supported.

See the latest documentation of what is supported; https://cloud.google.com/monitoring/api/metrics_gcp#gcp-compute

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By installing the Stackdriver agent in GCE VMs additional metrics like memory can be monitored. Stackdriver also offers you alerting and notification features. Nevertheless agent metrics are only available for premium tier accounts.

See this answer for Dataproc VMs.

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