- Release Notes
- Introduction
- Governance
- Source Control
- CI/CD Pipelines
- Feeds Management
- Logging
- Logging
Logging
Information regarding the actions performed in Automation Ops™ is recorded the audit logs.
Each log entry contains the following information:
- the entry category, either Artifacts (for feeds management) or Governance.
- the user that performed the action (name and email).
- the date and time when the action was performed.
- the action that was performed and a message with details about the action.
See the following table for a list of logged actions and the information that is logged for each one.
|
Category |
Action |
Description |
Logged Information |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Governance |
Create Policy |
A user successfully creates a new policy. |
Policy name, product name, policy data, priority, availability. |
|
Governance |
Edit Policy |
A user successfully edits an existing policy. |
For both the original policy and the edited policy: name, product name, policy data, priority, availability. |
|
Governance |
Upload Policy |
A user successfully uploads a policy. |
Policy name, product name, policy data, priority, availability. |
|
Governance |
Delete Policy |
A user successfully deletes a policy. |
Policy name, product name, policy data, priority, availability. |
|
Governance |
Deploy To Tenant |
A user successfully deploys one or more policies at tenant level. Each per-product edit is tracked in a separate log, regardless of whether or not it is the result of a bulk action. |
Policy name or No policy / Inherit, license name, product name, tenant name. |
|
Governance |
Deploy To Group |
A user successfully deploys one or more policies at group level. It includes all actions that can affect the deployment settings:
Each per-product edit is tracked in a separate log, regardless of whether or not it is the result of a bulk action. |
Policy name or No policy / Inherit, license name, product name, group name. |
|
Governance |
Deploy To User |
A user successfully deploys one or more policies at user level. It includes all actions that can affect the deployment settings:
Each per-product edit is tracked in a separate log, regardless of whether or not it is the result of a bulk action. |
Policy name or No policy / Inherit, license name, product name, user name. |
|
Governance |
Edit Version |
A user performs a successful upgrade / downgrade of a policy template Each per-product edit is tracked in a separate log, regardless of whether or not it is the result of a bulk action. |
Product name, old template version, new template version (major.minor.patch). |
|
Source Control | Set up connection |
A user succesfully creates a new connection to an external provider. | Organization name (GitHub) / Account Id (Azure) |
| Source Control | Remove connection | A user succesfully removes a new connection to an external provider. | Organization name (GitHub) / Account Id + Account name (Azure) |
| Source Control | Connection synchronization |
The connection to an external provider is updated. | Organization name (GitHub) / Account Id + Account name (Azure) |
|
Artifacts |
Add Custom Feed |
A user adds a custom feed. |
Feed name, type, URL, security method, description. |
|
Artifacts |
Deploy Feed To Tenant |
A user deploys a feed to a tenant. |
Feed name and URL, tenant name. |
|
Artifacts |
Remove Feed From Tenant |
A user removes a feed from a tenant. |
Feed name and URL, tenant name. |
|
Artifacts |
Remove Custom Feed |
A user deletes a feed. |
Feed name, type, URL, security method, description. |
|
Artifacts |
Edit Feed |
A user edits the details of a feed. |
For both the original feed and the edited feed: name, type, URL, security method, description, tags. |
|
Artifacts |
Upload Package |
A user uploads a package to a feed. |
Package name and version, feed name and URL. |
|
Artifacts |
Remove Package |
A user removes a package from a feed. |
Package name and version, feed name and URL. |
|
Artifacts |
Copy Package |
A user copies a package from one feed to another. |
Package name and version, name and URL of source and destination feeds. |
