Audit History
Auditing
The Auditing Feature is a tracking mechanism that records key actions performed on system resources. It gives Tenant Admins visibility into changes, ensuring transparency, security, and accountability. By maintaining a detailed history of modifications, this feature helps in troubleshooting incidents and enforcing governance policies.
Current Version Coverage
Currently, the auditing feature tracks the Created, Updated, and Deleted actions that are performed on the Instance and Application resources.
Access to the audit history is restricted to Tenant Admins. |
Enable Auditing
To enable the Auditing feature to track the performed actions, the Operator must first activate the Auditing Feature
in the values.yaml
for the Platform-Manager as shown below:
platform-manager:
config:
axual:
# Auditing Feature
audit:
enabled: true
To make the stored events visible for the Tenant Admins, the Operator must activate the Auditing Feature
in the values.yaml
for the Platform-UI as shown below:
platform-ui:
config:
# Auditing Feature
auditHistoryEnabled: true
View Audit History
After enabling the Auditing feature, the performed actions on the Instance and Application resources are stored and only Tenant Admins can view the audit history.
To view the audit history, navigate to the Audit History
tab of the Tenant page.
You will see a list of all the audit entries,
which include the timestamp, resource type, actor and action.

View Audit History with Filters
You can filter the audit history based on the resource type, actor, action and time range.
Filter by Resource Type
You can filter the audit history by resource type, which allows you to view the audit history for a specific resource type.

Filter by Resource Name
When you select the resource type, the resource name gets visible, and you can filter the audit history by resource name.
If you want to see the audit history for an existing resource, select the resource name from the loaded list in the dropdown.
If the desired resource is deleted, and you want to see the full audit history of that resource, write down the name and select it and perform the search.

Filter by Actor
You can filter the audit history by actor, which allows you to view the audit history for a specific actor.
If you want to see the audit history for an existing user, select the user email address from the loaded list in the dropdown, if the desired user is deleted and you want to see performed actions by that user, write down the valid email address and select it and perform the search.

Filter by Action
You can filter the audit history by action, which allows you to view the audit history for a specific action. Select an action from the dropdown to filter the audit history and perform the search.

Filter by Time Range
You can filter the audit history by time range, which allows you to view the audit history for an absolute or relative time.

Filter by multiple criteria
You can filter the audit history by multiple criteria to narrow down the results and get a more specific view of the audit history.
For instance, you can filter the result to see all the Updated actions performed by a specific user on a specific Application within a last 24 hours.
