cloud services audit events
Every operation that is performed using cloud services is audited and recorded to meet the regulatory requirements.
The audit details are saved in this file:
/var/MCStore/ras/audit/audit_events.json. You can parse this JSON file by using
some tools and use it for troubleshooting purposes. For the complete list of events, see Table 1. This is an example of the audit entry that
is added to the JSON file after you successfully execute the mmcloudgateway account
create
command.
{"typeURI":"http://schemas.dmtf.org/cloud/audit/1.0/event","eventType":"activity","id":
"b4e9a5a9-0bf7-45ee-9e93-b6f825781328","eventTime":"2017-08-21T18:46:10.439 UTC","action":
"create/create_cloudaccount","outcome":"success","initiator":{"id":"b22ec254-d645-43c4-a402-3e15757d8463",
"typeURI":"data/security/account/admin","name":"root","host":{"address":"192.0.2.0"}},"target":
{"id":"58347894-6a10-4218-a66d-357e4a3f4aaf","typeURI":"service/storage/object/account","name":
"tct.cloudstorageaccesspoint"},"observer":{"id":"target"},"attachments":[{"content":"account-name=
swift-account, cloud-type=openstack-swift, username=admin, tenant=admin, src-keystore-path=null,
src-alias-name=null, src-keystore-type=null","name":"swift-account","contentType":"text"}]}
| S.No | Events |
|---|---|
| 1 | Add a cloud account – Success |
| 2 | Add a cloud account – Failure |
| 3 | Create a cloud storage access point – Success |
| 4 | Create a cloud storage access point – Failure |
| 5 | Create a cloud service – Success |
| 6 | Create a cloud service – Failure |
| 7 | Create a container pair – Success |
| 8 | Create a container pair – Failure |
| 9 | Create a key manager – Success |
| 10 | Create a key manager – Failure |
| 11 | Update a cloud account – Success |
| 12 | Update a cloud account - Failure |
| 13 | Update cloud storage access point – Success |
| 14 | Update cloud storage access point – Failure |
| 15 | Update cloud service – Success |
| 16 | Update cloud service – Failure |
| 17 | Update container pair – Success |
| 18 | Update container pair – Failure |
| 19 | Update key manager – Success |
| 20 | Update key manager – Failure |
| 21 | Delete a cloud account – Success |
| 22 | Delete a cloud account - Failure |
| 23 | Delete cloud storage access point – Success |
| 24 | Delete cloud storage access point – Failure |
| 25 | Delete cloud service – Success |
| 26 | Delete cloud service – Failure |
| 27 | Delete container pair – Success |
| 28 | Delete container pair – Failure |
| 29 | Rotate key manager – Success |
| 30 | Rotate key manager – Failure |
| 31 | Clean up orphan objects from the orphan table |
| 32 | Cloud destroy – Success |
| 33 | Cloud destroy – Failure |
| 34 | Export files – Success |
| 35 | Export files – Failure |
| 36 | Import files – Success |
| 37 | Import files -Failure |
| 38 | Migrate files – Success |
| 39 | Migrate files – Failure |
| 40 | Recall files – Success |
| 41 | Recall files – Failure |
| 42 | Remove cloud objects – Success |
| 43 | Remove cloud objects – Failure |
| 44 | Reconcile files – Success |
| 45 | Reconcile files – Failure |
| 46 | Rebuild DB – Success |
| 47 | Rebuild DB - Failure |
| 48 | Restore files – Success |
| 49 | Restore files – Failure |
| 50 | Run policy (lwe destroy) – Success |
| 51 | Run policy (lwe destroy) – Failure |
| 52 | Config set – Success |
| 53 | Config set - Failure |