You can view the output from your console.log and console.error messages in which of the following services?

The output from console.log and console.error messages can be viewed in Cloud Logging because this service is specifically designed to allow developers to collect, store, and analyze log data. When applications running on Google Cloud, such as those in Google Kubernetes Engine or App Engine, print to the console, those outputs are captured and sent to Cloud Logging. This enables developers to track application behavior, diagnose issues, and monitor performance by reviewing logs and error messages conveniently from a centralized location.

Cloud Monitoring, while it focuses on metrics and performance monitoring, does not typically deal directly with console log outputs. Error Reporting is aimed at aggregating and analyzing uncaught exceptions and error messages from your applications, but it does not provide access to standard log outputs like console.log. Cloud Trace is used for distributed tracing, primarily for performance analysis, and does not handle console outputs in the way that Cloud Logging does. Thus, using Cloud Logging is the correct approach to view outputs from console.log and console.error messages in the Google Cloud environment.