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Cloud Trace Service
Cloud Trace Service
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FAQs
- Must I Use an IAM User (Sub Account) to Configure Transfer on CTS and Perform Operations on an OBS Bucket?
- How Will CTS Be Affected If My Account Is in Arrears?
- What Are the Recommended Users of CTS?
- What Will Happen If I Have Enabled Trace Transfer But Have Not Configured an Appropriate Policy for an OBS Bucket?
- Does CTS Support Integrity Verification of Trace Files?
- Why Are There Some Null Fields on the View Trace Page?
- Why Is an Operation Recorded Twice in the Trace List?
- What Services Are Supported by Key Event Notifications?
- How Can I Store Trace Files for a Long Time?
- Why Are user and source_ip Null for Some Traces with trace_type as SystemAction?
- How Can I Find Out Who Created a Specific ECS?
- How Can I Find Out the Login IP Address of an IAM User?
- Why Are Two deleteMetadata Traces Generated When I Buy an ECS in Pay-per-Use or Yearly/Monthly?
- What Can I Do If I Cannot Query Traces?
- Can I Disable CTS?
- How Do I Configure the Storage Duration of CTS Audit Logs to 180 Days?
- What Should I Do If I Cannot Enable CTS as an IAM User?
- How Do I Enable Alarm Notifications for EVS?
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How Can I Store Trace Files for a Long Time?
Updated on 2023-11-15 GMT+08:00
CTS only retains traces for seven days. To store traces for a long time, configure your tracker to transfer traces to OBS buckets. For details, see section "Configuring a Tracker" in the Cloud Trace Service User Guide.
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