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AWS CloudTrail


AWS CloudTrail

CloudTrail tracks user activity and API usage across AWS, on-premises, and other cloud providers. It provides a detailed history of API calls so you can track changes, identify who made them, and when.

Use CloudTrail for auditing, security monitoring, troubleshooting, and proving compliance.


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CloudTrail Features

Events

Captures details about actions in your AWS account, such as API calls, console actions, and other activities. Event history provides a viewable, searchable, and immutable record of the past 90 days at no charge.

Logs

Delivers event log files to your S3 bucket for long-term storage. Securely stored logs can prove compliance with regulations like PCI and HIPAA.

Insights

Analyzes your normal patterns of API call volume and error rates. Generates alerts when activity deviates from normal patterns, helping detect anomalous behavior and unusual activity. Learn more

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