You can also use the -f flag to get a streaming output to STDOUT. This command alone will return the most recent queries, but you can use the -from and -to flags to time-box your search, just as with sdm audit activities. Similarly to Activities, you can use the sdm audit queries command to find the most recent queries. To view a continuous stream of Admin UI activities or to redirect the output to another location, you can use the -f (follow) flag. At this point, you can further narrow your search by using grep or other text processing to look for specific User, Datasource, or Server activity. With these flags, the command will return all activities within the specified time frame. When using these flags, you can specify -from alone, or use -from and -to together. Each takes a timestamp of the form YYYY-MM-DD or "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS" (note the quotes). To look for activity in a specific timeframe, you can make use of the -from and -to flags. 19:51:53.346103 +0000 UTC,71.232.116.201,1016,Joe Admin,organization setting updated,Joe Admin changed the organization setting local log storage to stdout. 19:51:53.343206 +0000 UTC,71.232.116.201,1016,Joe Admin,organization setting updated,Joe Admin changed the organization setting remote log encode to strongdm. 15:23:26.376804 +0000 UTC,71.232.116.201,1016,Joe Admin,organization setting updated,Joe Admin changed the organization setting local log encode to plaintext.
15:23:26.375064 +0000 UTC,71.232.116.201,1016,Joe Admin,organization setting updated,Joe Admin changed the organization setting local log storage to none. Timestamp,IP Address,Actor ID,Actor Name,Activity,Description
By default, it will return the 10 most recent Admin UI activities. To review activities on the strongDM Admin UI, you can use the sdm audit activities command. The add_host_metadata processor annotates each event with relevant metadata from the host machine.To see all of the commands and options available via the CLI, see the CLI Reference. If set to false, original hostįields from the event will not be replaced by host fields from add_host_metadata. (Optional) Longitude and latitude in comma separated format. Frequently a datacenter, rack, or similar. (Optional) User definable token to be used for identifying a discrete location. The default is 5m, negative values disable caching altogether. (Optional) The processor uses an internal cache for the host metadata.
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Include IP addresses and MAC addresses as fields host.ip and host.mac
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