Audit Log
Audit Log module allows the administrator to log user operations performed on data models such as create, read, write and delete.
Audit log has records providing information about who has accessed the system and what operations he or she has performed during a given period of time. Audit logs are useful both for maintaining security and for recovering lost transactions.
You may access the Audit area from Settings, under the Technical section. There, you will see Rules, Logs, Log Lines, User sessions, and HTTP Requests.Through the selection of models, we may establish specific rules that enable the administrator to record user actions like Log Reads, Log Writes, Log Creates, and Log Deletes.
Audit Log module allows the administrator to log user operations performed on data models such as create, read, write and delete.
Key Features
- Make a Rule: For a certain data model, a rule specifies which operations to log.
- Displays produced logs according to the rules.
- User Sessions
- HTTP Requests
Audit Log
Establish a Rule,A rule identifies the operations to log for a certain data model and how they should be handled. Shows the logs that were generated in accordance with the guidelines. HTTP Requests and User Sessions can be seen.
Go to Settings / Technical / Audit / Rules
A rule defines which operations to log for a given data model.
Check logs in the Settings / Technical / Audit / Logs menu.
You can group them by user sessions, date, data model or HTTP requests.
Get the details
Configuration / Technical / Automation / Scheduled Actions
A scheduled action exists to delete logs older than 6 months (180 days) automatically but is not enabled by default. To activate it and/or change the delay, go to the menu above and edit the Auto-vacuum audit logs entry:
Audit Log
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