Bifurcation of Logs into different collections using a Configuration

[siva-nadella-lab]

Hi,

Thank you for a great library supporting audit feature. While the feature is comprehensive, is there a way I can configure where my logs should go and sit.

To quote a few examples, I may want to:

1. Have my logs go into separate tables/collections based on the Source Application. Meaning thereby, let's say I have multiple applications but would like to have all my audit data in a single database, but seggregated into separate tables/collections. Is this a possibility?
2. Have my logs move into a dynamically created table/collection by date. Meaning thereby, let's say, I configure my logging/auditing such that every month or so, a new table/collection gets created and the audit logs go into this table/collection.

Please let me know your thoughts on the above two.

Warm Regards
Siva

[yeshamavani]

Hi,

Thank you for a great library supporting audit feature. While the feature is comprehensive, is there a way I can configure where my logs should go and sit.

To quote a few examples, I may want to:

1. Have my logs go into separate tables/collections based on the Source Application. Meaning thereby, let's say I have multiple applications but would like to have all my audit data in a single database, but seggregated into separate tables/collections. Is this a possibility?
2. Have my logs move into a dynamically created table/collection by date. Meaning thereby, let's say, I configure my logging/auditing such that every month or so, a new table/collection gets created and the audit logs go into this table/collection.

Please let me know your thoughts on the above two.

Warm Regards Siva

Let me look at this in detail and check how this is possible

[siva-nadella-lab]

Hello,

Any further updates on this?

Regards
Siva

[yeshamavani]

This is actually not that straight forward as we mention the table name in our model class.
Needs more analysis on this.

[samarpan-b]

@yeshamavani can't we suggest the archival approach? Community can use that to achieve similar scenarios.

[siva-nadella-lab]

Hi

Any further update on this?

Regards
Siva

[yeshamavani]

Hello
There is nothing direct available right now but if you wish to save your logs somewhere else or archive them based on time
we have archival feature in our https://www.npmjs.com/package/@sourceloop/audit-service that helps you save logs on s3, but this is configurable and you can save it as per your business requirements