Audit UI

Mikhail Serov
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ADCM allows audit of all operations (either the ones invoked by the user or the background ones). Audit is presented in the ADCM interface at the Audit section that contains two subsections:

  • Operations.

  • Logins.

Operations

NOTE

The Audit → Operations page can display a system user, which is used to start scheduled tasks.

Any ADCM operation is listed in this subsection. Operations can be performed both via UI and API.

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Operations subsection

Operations are represented as rows in the audit operations table. For any operation the audit record consists of the fields that coincide with the columns of the audit operations table. Audit operations table is described in detail below.

Audit operations table
Column name Description

Object type

The type of the object the operation was performed on. Blank in case of a background operation (invoked by the system user)

Object name

The name of the object the operation was performed on. Blank in case of a background operation (invoked by the system user)

Operation name

The name of the operation

Operation type

The type of the operation. Can take the following values: create, update, delete

Result

The result of the operation. Can take the following values: success, fail, denied

Time

The time the operation was performed at

Username

The name of the user who invoked the operation. Blank if the user has been already deleted

To view the object attribute changes regarding the audited operation, click the dark focus light focus button located at the end of each row of the audit operations table. This is the way to obtain additional information about the audited operation. Information on object attribute changes is generated for the following operations:

  • Any operation on policies, roles, users, and groups.

  • Renaming operations on clusters and hosts.

  • Switching maintenance mode on and off for hosts, components, and services.

You can select various filters to sort the operation records. Filters are located above the audit operations table. You can also create composite filters (for example, you can select the Object type and Operation type filters simultaneously).

You also can view the audit results in a continuously generated log file.

Logins

NOTE

The Audit → Logins page can display a system user status, which is used to gather and send states of hosts and service components.

The audit of login operations is presented separately from the audit of other operations.

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Logins subsection

All login operations that occurred during the current session are represented as rows in the audit logins table. For any login operation the audit record consists of the fields that coincide with the columns of the audit logins table. Audit logins table is described in detail below.

Audit logins table
Column name Description

Login

The user who invoked the login operation

Result

The result of the login operation. Can take the following values: success, fail, denied

Login time

The time the login operation was performed at
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