Audit Logs
Overview
The Audit Logs page provides a centralized view of all requests processed by the DataFloem platform.
Audit Logs record every request performed by authenticated users, allowing administrators to monitor system activity, review user actions, and troubleshoot operational issues.
Each log entry contains information about the executed request, the user who initiated it, the requested endpoint, the response status, and the time at which the request occurred.
This page displays all recorded audit log entries.
Access Requirements
This page is available only to users with Administrator privileges.
Only administrators can view and manage SSO Provider configurations. Non-administrator users cannot access this page.
Users without administrator privileges will receive the following authorization error:
Access Denied
You don't have access to this resource.
Viewing Audit Logs
This page displays all audit log entries generated by the system.
From this page you can:
- View all recorded audit logs.
- Search and filter the audit log list.
- Review request details.
- Identify the user who initiated a request.
- Verify the response status of a request.
- Track when a request was executed.
Audit Log Information
Each audit log entry contains the following information.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Log ID | Unique identifier of the audit log entry. |
| Status Code | HTTP response status code returned by the requested operation. |
| User | User who initiated the request. |
| Requested Endpoint | API endpoint that was requested. |
| Timestamp | Date and time when the request was processed. |
Audit Logging
Audit logging provides a chronological history of user requests processed by the platform.
Administrators can use audit logs to:
- Monitor user activity.
- Investigate operational issues.
- Review API requests.
- Verify system operations.
- Support security and compliance requirements.
Notes
- Audit Logs are generated automatically by the system.
- Every log entry represents a single processed request.
- Logs are stored in chronological order.
- Audit Logs are intended for monitoring, troubleshooting, and auditing purposes.