11 docs tagged with "storage-audit"

The File Activity page lets you browse and query the raw audit event log for PowerScale file operations and ObjectScale S3 object operations.

View the byte-level read position of every audit log file that the ingest pipeline tracks, and reset a file's offset to force a re-read.

Browse point-in-time captures of your Kubernetes inventory and compare any two of them to see what changed.

Collect the kube-apiserver audit stream so that pod create, update, and delete actions are attributed to the user who performed them, and learn how to configure the cluster side.

The Lifecycle Watch page is a security surface for spotting pods, PVCs, and buckets that were deleted, short-lived (ephemeral), or recreated across your Kubernetes clusters.

Understand how Lifecycle Watch classifies pods, PVCs, and buckets as deleted, ephemeral, or recreated, and how to review each group.

Understand the deleted, ephemeral, and recreated signals that Lifecycle Watch derives from Kubernetes inventory snapshots, and how scan cadence limits them.

Compare two K8 inventory snapshots side by side to see which pods and PVCs appeared or disappeared between two points in time.

Audit file, object, Kubernetes, and structured data activity.

Browse the audit of Trino queries to see who ran which SQL against which catalog, schema, and table, and what each query read, wrote, or deleted.

List every Kubernetes API action that a user took, trace how far it reached into storage, and jump to the file activity behind it.