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Updated on 2026-01-09 GMT+08:00

Viewing Logstash Cluster Audit Logs

To ensure data security and compliance, enterprises must routinely record and audit operations performed on their cloud service resources. With Cloud Trace Service (CTS), you can record operations associated with CSS Logstash clusters for later query, auditing, and backtracking.

Prerequisites

CTS has been enabled.

Key Operations That Can Be Audited Using CTS

Table 1 Key operations that can be audited using CTS

Operation

Resource Type

Event Name

Querying product dynamics on the Overview page

cluster

listByGraph

Querying cluster and disk information on the Dashboards page

cluster

showDashboard

Querying supported engine types

cluster

listDatastores

Querying flavors supported by a specified engine type

cluster

getSingleDatabaseFlavors

Querying supported AZs

user

getAZInfo

Querying available disk types

cluster

listDiskTypes

Obtaining the node flavor list

cluster

listFlavors

Querying details about a specified flavor

cluster

showFlavorDetail

Querying feature availability

user

showFunctionSwitch

Querying available resource quotas

user

queryQuota

Creating a cluster

cluster

createCluster

Querying the cluster list

cluster

listClusters

Querying cluster details

cluster

showClusterDetail

Querying the storage capacity of a cluster

cluster

getClusterDiskInfos

Performing authentication for a yearly/monthly cluster and obtaining allowed operations

cluster

serviceAuthentication

Changing the billing mode of a cluster from pay-per-use to yearly/monthly

cluster

updateOndemandClusterToPeriod

Querying the price of a yearly/monthly subscription when switching from pay-per-use

cluster

onDemandToPeriodInquiry

Updating resource status

cluster

updateServiceStatus

Updating resource metadata

cluster

updateServiceMetadata

Changing the cluster name

cluster

updateClusterName

Modifying the cluster description

cluster

updateClusterDesc

Clearing the status of a specified task for a cluster

cluster

clearClusterAction

Forcibly restarting VMs in a cluster

cluster

rebootCluster

Deleting a cluster

cluster

deleteCluster

Creating a cluster (V2)

cluster

createClusterV2

Querying the cluster list

cluster

listClustersDetails

Querying the cluster list (V2)

cluster

listClustersDetailsV2

Changing the security group

cluster

changeSecurityGroup

Adding more instances

cluster

updateExtendInstanceStorage

Removing nodes of a specific type

cluster

updateShrinkCluster

Querying information about nodes to be deleted

cluster

queryNeedDeleteInstances

Changing the flavor of a specified node type

cluster

updateFlavorByType

Querying available flavors

cluster

queryResizeFlavors

Querying all tags

cluster

listClustersTags

Querying the tags of a specified cluster

cluster

showClusterTag

Adding tags for a cluster

cluster

createClustersTags

Deleting the tags of a cluster

cluster

deleteClustersTags

Adding or deleting cluster tags in batches

cluster

updateBatchClustersTags

Creating a configuration file

cluster

createCnf

Updating a configuration file

cluster

updateCnf

Starting a data migration pipeline

cluster

startPipeline

Stopping a data migration pipeline

cluster

stopPipeline

Adding a custom template

cluster

addFavorite

Testing connectivity

cluster

startConnectivityTest

Querying the template list

cluster

listTemplates

Querying the configuration file list

cluster

listConfs

Querying the pipeline list

cluster

listPipelines

Querying operation records

cluster

listActions

Querying the content of a configuration file

cluster

showGetConfDetail

Deleting a configuration file

cluster

deleteConf

Deleting a custom template

cluster

deleteTemplate

Hot-starting a data migration pipeline

cluster

startHotPipeline

Hot-stopping a data migration pipeline

cluster

stopHotPipeline

Updating cluster routes

cluster

updateRoute

Obtaining a cluster route

cluster

getRoutes

Uploading a certificate file

cluster

uploadCerts

Querying the certificate list

cluster

listCerts

Querying certificate information

cluster

showCertsDetail

Deleting a certificate file

cluster

deleteCerts

Enabling logging

cluster

startLogs

Disabling logging

cluster

stopLogs

Querying the log backup task list

cluster

listLogsJob

Querying basic log configurations

cluster

showGetLogSetting

Modifying basic log configurations

cluster

updateLogSetting

Enabling automatic log backup

cluster

startLogAutoBackupPolicy

Disabling automatic log backup

cluster

stopLogAutoBackupPolicy

Backing up logs

cluster

createLogBackup

Querying logs

cluster

showLogBackup

Creating an agency

user

createAgency

Querying the agency list

cluster

listAgencies

Querying available OBS buckets

user

getAvailableBuckets

Querying files in a specified OBS bucket

cluster

listObjects

Querying resources by tag

cluster

getResourceByTags

Querying Real-Time Traces

After a management tracker is created on the CTS console, the system starts recording operations performed on cloud service resources. After a data tracker is created, the system starts recording operations performed on data in OBS buckets. CTS retains operation records generated in the latest seven days.

To view or export operation records of the last seven days on the CTS console, see Querying Real-Time Traces.