Have more control over your Application Workspace System by tracking all the changes made within Application Workspace. This feature allows you to track multiple changes made on an entity as well identify potential mistakes.
The auditing events displayed here also cover entities that can't support auditing event, like variables, tags etc.
Prerequisites
For auditing to be visible within the Application Workspace interface, the auditing feature must first be enabled in the Database Event Collector.
Database Event Collector configuration
- Go to Manage > System > Event Collector > Database > Filter
- In the Auditing section, enable the type of entities you want to audit:
- Create - Create a new entity
- Update - Update an existing entity
- Delete - Delete an existing entity
- Add - Add a reference between entities
- Remove - Remove a reference between entities
- Action - Execute something on the server, for example export a certificate
Third Party Event Collectors
You can send auditing information to Microsoft Azure Sentinel or Splunk. To do this, go to the Filter screen of the event collector and enable the auditing for the desired entities.
Auditing across Application Workspace
The auditing feature is implemented also in various sections of the application, and dynamically presents information relevant to the entity or identity from which it is accessed.
Auditing events viewable within Application Workspace are cleaned up by the Clean auditing scheduled task.