See who did what across your TIR account: Audit Logs list every action taken in your TIR services, with when, where, and whether it worked. Use them for security reviews and compliance checks, and to find out what changed when something looks different.
Before you begin
Section titled “Before you begin”Sign in to TIR in the account whose activity you want to review. Audit Logs list that account’s events.
What Audit Logs track
Section titled “What Audit Logs track”Audit Logs record events such as:
- User additions, updates, and removals
- Project creation and deletion
- Resource creation and deletion, such as nodes, endpoints, and datasets
- Policy changes and permission updates
Open Audit Logs
Section titled “Open Audit Logs”- Open the account menu at the top right, the button that shows your name and email, and select Audit Logs.
- In Service, choose a TIR service, or leave All services.
- In Interval, choose Current month, Last Month, Last 6 Months, or Custom. For Custom, set Start date and End date; the end date can be today at the latest.
The table updates to the events that match. To download them, select Export as CSV.
Read an entry
Section titled “Read an entry”Each row is one event:
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Date & Time | When the event happened |
| Location | The location recorded for the event |
| Event | The action performed |
| Project Name | The project involved |
| Resource Name | The resource involved |
| Status | Success or Failed |
| Client IP | The address the request came from |
Make Audit Logs part of your routine
Section titled “Make Audit Logs part of your routine”- Review Audit Logs regularly to catch unauthorized access or unexpected changes.
- Export or archive the logs if your compliance policy needs long-term retention.
- Compare what you see with the IAM page to check that role assignments are still right.