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I want to get both duration times: the exact time of start up of the Virtual Machines deployed in Compute Engine, and the real execution time of the Pipeline, when a Dataflow Job ends (which is much less than the elapse time showed by the Job in the Dataflow website)
I need to get these duration times from Java, and maybe if I can get these values directly from Google Cloud website will be fine also.