View events
KakaoCloud Cloud Trail records user actions performed through the console or OpenAPI as events. You can find events by viewing the event list, reviewing event details, or using search.
For detailed event lists by service, including events generated through the service console and OpenAPI calls, see Events by service.
View event list
You can view project events from the last 90 days. In the upper-right corner of the list, you can check whether log storage is enabled and open [Log storage settings]. For details, see Configure log storage.
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Go to KakaoCloud console > Management > Cloud Trail menu.
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Select Events menu.
Item Description Name Name of an event associated with user activity, such as resource creation or deletion Date and time Date and time when the event occurred Type Whether the event is an organization event or project event Cloud account Account that performed the activity
- Identifies the actor, such as the creator of a resource or the user who changed its specificationsUser ID Unique ID of the user who performed the activity
- Displays-for events automatically generated by the system, such as scheduled backupsService Path or target service where the event occurred
- Console: Event generated by an action performed in the console UI
- Service name: Event generated by the service, including resource changes made in the console and direct service API calls
- OpenAPI: Event generated by an OpenAPI callResource type Service resource type where event occurred Resource name Service resource name where event occurred
- Omitted if service and resource name do not exist
- Displayed as organization name when resource type isDomain
- Displayed as project name when resource type isProjectnoteClick Settings above the list to select the columns to display.
View event details
You can view detailed information about an event.
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Go to KakaoCloud console > Management > Cloud Trail menu.
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Click Events menu, then select event name to check detailed information.
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Check detailed information for corresponding event.
Item Description Name Name of an event associated with user activity, such as resource creation or deletion ID Unique event ID Date and time Date and time when the event occurred Type Whether the event is an organization event or project event User name User name excluding domain from user email Cloud account Account that performed the activity
- Identifies the actor, such as the creator of a resource or the user who changed its specificationsUser ID Unique ID of the user who performed the activity Source IP User IP Service Path or target service where the event occurred
- Console: Event generated by an action performed in the console UI
- Service name: Event generated by the service, including resource changes made in the console and direct service API calls
- OpenAPI: Event generated by an OpenAPI callResource type Service resource type where event occurred
- Omitted if no detailed type exists within serviceResource name Service resource name where event occurred
- Omitted if service and resource name do not exist
- Displayed as organization name when resource type isDomain
- Displayed as project name when resource type isProjectResource ID ID for service resource
- Also omitted if resource name does not existEvent log Event log in JSON format Additional event detail log Additional event detail log in JSON format
Search events
Users with permission to view organization events—users who have a project role and either the Organization Admin or Trail Viewer role—can filter organization and project events separately. Click Search filters to display an area where you can configure search terms by filter attribute, event type, and period.
Search events with filters
You can search for events by selecting a filter attribute and entering a value. For event names generated by a specific service, see Events by service.
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Go to KakaoCloud console > Management > Cloud Trail menu.
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Click Events, and then click Search filters.
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Select an attribute from the filter attribute dropdown and enter a value. You can add multiple search chips.
- Example: Select
Nameand enterdelete. A Name: delete chip is created, and the list refreshes to show events whose names containdelete. - To return only exact matches, enclose the value in double quotation marks (
").
Filter Description Name Search by event name Cloud account Search by the account that performed the activity User ID Search by the ID of the user who performed the activity Service Search by the service where the event occurred Resource type Search by service resource type for event to check Resource name Search by service resource name for event to check IAM access key ID Search by the ID of the IAM access key (application credential) used for an OpenAPI call
- Recorded inother_additional_info.application_credential.idin the additional event detail log; use this filter to find operations performed with a specific access keyIAM access key name Search by the name of the IAM access key (application credential) used for an OpenAPI call
- Recorded inother_additional_info.application_credential.namein the additional event detail log; use this filter to find operations performed with a specific access key - Example: Select
Use item filter
Filter the list to show only organization events, project events, or both.
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Go to KakaoCloud console > Management > Cloud Trail menu.
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Click Events, and then select the desired values from the Type dropdown in the search filter area. You can select both
OrganizationandProject.Item Description No selection View all events without distinguishing between OrganizationandProjectOrganization View only organization events
- Only users who have a project role and either the Organization Admin or Trail Viewer role can view organization eventsProject View only project events
Use period filter
Set a period to search for events that occurred during a specific time range.
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Go to KakaoCloud console > Management > Cloud Trail menu.
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Click Events, and then configure the period in the search filter area.
Item Description 1 hour View events that occurred within the last hour 1 day View events that occurred within the last 24 hours Custom Set the start and end date and time, to the minute, for a period of up to 90 days -
If you select
Custom, use the calendar to set the date, hour, and minute for the start and end date and time.- Click Reset to restore the default period.