OceanBase Admin Toolkit (OAT) provides the operation audit feature to meet the security and compliance requirements. This feature records the O&M operations performed in the OAT console in real time and allows you to query the operation records.
To use this feature, perform the following operations: Log in to the OAT console. In the left-side navigation pane, choose Systems and Security > Operation Audit. On the Operation Audit page, view records on different pages and filter records by time. By default, the Operation Audit page displays records of the previous 24 hours. You can query records of the previous 24 hours, previous 7 days, previous 30 days, or a custom time range. You can also search for records by resource name. The Operation Audit page displays the following information:
Resource type: the type of the resource on which an operation is performed. You can filter records by resource type. By default, records are retained for one year.
Resource operation
Resource type Operation Component Create a component Uninstall a component Take over a component Modify a component Service Create a service Uninstall a service Take over a service Modify a service Upgrade a service Tool Create a tool Configure a tool Uninstall a tool Server Add a server Edit a server Delete a server Credential Create a credential Modify a credential Delete a credential Package Scan a package Delete a package Resource name:
- The name of the resource on which an operation is performed, such as the IP address of a server, a service name, or a component name.
- If an operation is performed on resources of different types, such as OceanBase Cloud Platform (OCP), OceanBase Developer Center (ODC), and OceanBase Migration Service (OMS), each resource name is displayed in the type/name format. Example: OCP/MyOCP.
Operation information: a JSON string that contains the operation request.
Operator: the name of the user that initiates an operation. You can filter records by operator.
Source IP address: the IP address of the client that initiates an operation.
Execution time: the start time of an operation. You can sort records by execution time. By default, records are sorted by execution time in descending order.
Execution result: the execution result of an operation, including Successful and Failed.