Revyz Audit Logs
What is this feature?
This is a dedicated and comprehensive logging system that tracks all actions performed by users and administrators specifically within the Revyz application itself. It is separate from the standard Jira audit logs.
Use Case Use this to meet strict security and compliance requirements by maintaining a complete audit trail of all data management activities. It's essential for knowing exactly who initiated a backup, performed a restore, or changed an application setting, and when.
Revyz Audit Logs
Revyz Audit Logs Dashboard
The "Revyz Audit Logs" dashboard categorizes all application-specific logs into distinct sections to help you find the information you need quickly.
Audit Logs for Backup Activities See a record of every backup event, including who initiated it, its status (e.g., started, completed, failed), and its duration.
Audit Logs for Restore Operations Review all data recovery activities. This log details who performed the restore, what type of restore it was, and what specific data was recovered.
Audit Logs for Site Usage Insights Track who is accessing your site's analytics and insights reports, and when those reports are being generated.
Audit Logs for Site Health Metrics See when site health reports (which monitor configuration hygiene) were generated and which admin or user initiated the report.
Audit Logs for Site Cleanup Actions Review all cleanup jobs you have initiated, such as archiving old projects or deleting unused configurations.
Audit Logs for Cross-Site Connections Track all changes related to your cross-site connections. This is critical for monitoring the security of your disaster recovery and migration setups.
Audit Logs for Notifications Review all changes made to your configured notifications and alerts, including any modifications to recipient lists or the rules that trigger them.
Audit Logs for Application Settings Review all changes made to the application's core settings, such as modifications to day-to-day tools, clone configurations, and connections to other sites.