where can I check the audit log?

[little-plant]

In README: it said All operations have audit logs for easy tracking of problems. I know recently there are some updates on audit log, but how can I use this feature in the latest release(v2.1.0)?
Thanks, mates.

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To utilize the audit log feature in the latest release (v2.1.0) of Apollo, you can use the ApolloAuditLogService class which provides several methods for interacting with the audit log. Here are some examples:

1. To save an instance of ApolloAuditLog to the audit log repository, you can use the save(ApolloAuditLog auditLog) method:

ApolloAuditLog auditLog = new ApolloAuditLog();
// set properties of auditLog
apolloAuditLogService.save(auditLog);

2. To log an ApolloAuditSpan instance, you can use the logSpan(ApolloAuditSpan span) method:

ApolloAuditSpan span = new ApolloAuditSpan();
// set properties of span
apolloAuditLogService.logSpan(span);

3. To find all audit logs with a specific traceId, you can use the findByTraceId(String traceId) method:

List<ApolloAuditLog> logs = apolloAuditLogService.findByTraceId("traceId");

4. To find all audit logs with pagination, you can use the findAll(int page, int size) method:

List<ApolloAuditLog> logs = apolloAuditLogService.findAll(0, 10);

5. To find all audit logs with a specific operation name and with pagination, you can use the findByOpName(String opName, int page, int size) method:

List<ApolloAuditLog> logs = apolloAuditLogService.findByOpName("opName", 0, 10);

6. To find all audit logs with a specific operation name and within a specific time range, with pagination, you can use the findByOpNameAndTime(String opName, Date startDate, Date endDate, int page, int size) method:

Date startDate = new Date();
Date endDate = new Date();
List<ApolloAuditLog> logs = apolloAuditLogService.findByOpNameAndTime("opName", startDate, endDate, 0, 10);

7. To search audit logs by operation name, operation type, or operator, with pagination, you can use the searchLogByNameOrTypeOrOperator(String query, int page, int size) method:

List<ApolloAuditLog> logs = apolloAuditLogService.searchLogByNameOrTypeOrOperator("query", 0, 10);

Please replace the placeholders with actual values when using these methods. You can find more details in the ApolloAuditLogService.java file.

As for the recent updates made to the audit log feature in Apollo v2.1.0, I wasn't able to find specific information within the repository. If you could provide more details about the updates you're referring to, I might be able to give a more accurate answer.

Sources

• apollo-audit/apollo-audit-impl/src/main/java/com/ctrip/framework/apollo/audit/service/ApolloAuditLogService.java

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[little-plant]

Thanks, but seems the source is from some recent PR, I'm actually wondering how to use old audit log feature which in v2.1.0. (as the README in v2.1.0 clarify that All operations have audit logs)

[nobodyiam]

To access information from previous versions, please refer to the Audit table within the ApolloConfigDB database.