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You need to export Google Cloud logs to an on-premises SIEM in near real-time using a push-based method. The solution must be fault-tolerant, secure, and auto-scaling, guaranteeing that failed log deliveries are retried. What is the recommended approach?
A
Create a Pub/Sub topic for log aggregation. Write a custom Python script on a Cloud Function Leverage the Cloud Logging API to periodically pull logs from Google Cloud and forward the logs to the SIEM. Schedule the Cloud Function to run twice per day.
B
Collect all logs into an organization-level aggregated log sink and send the logs to a Pub/Sub topic. Implement a primary Dataflow pipeline that consumes logs from this Pub/Sub topic and delivers the logs to the SIEM. Implement a secondary Dataflow pipeline that replays failed messages.
C
Deploy a Cloud Logging sink with a filter that routes all logs directly to a syslog endpoint. The endpoint is based on a single Compute Engine hosted on Google Cloud that routes all logs to the on-premises SIEM. Implement a Cloud Function that triggers a retry action in case of failure.
D
Utilize custom firewall rules to allow your SIEM to directly query Google Cloud logs. Implement a Cloud Function that notifies the SIEM of a failed delivery and triggers a retry action.