Understanding the Insight indexes
The contents of the various logs that are generated by the Protegrity products describe the working of the system. It helps understand the health of the system, identify issues, and help in troubleshooting.
For more information about Discover, refer to OpenSearch Dashboards.
The logs aggregated and collected are sent to Insight. Insight stores the logs in the Audit Store. The logs from the Audit Store are displayed on the Insight Dashboard. Here, the different fields and the data logged is visible. In addition to viewing the data, these logs serve as input for Analytics to analyze the health of the system and to monitor the system for providing security.
View the logs by logging into the system and from the menu, select Discover, and select a time period such as Last 30 days.
Use the default index pty_insight_analytics*audits_* to view the log data. This default index pattern uses wildcard charaters for referencing all indexes. Alternatively, select an index pattern or alias for the entries to view the data from a different index.
After an index is deleted, the data associated with it is permanently removed, and without a backup, there is no way to recover it. For more information about indexes, refer to Managing indexes and OpenSearch Dashboards. For more information about managing Audit Store indexes, refer to Index state management (ISM).
Run a query and customize the log details displayed. Save the query and the settings for running a query, such as, the columns, row count, tail, and indexes for the query. The saved queries created are user-specific.
From Discover, click Open to use the following saved queries to view information:
Log in to the Insight Dashboard using a web browser.
Select Discover from the menu, and optionally select a time period such as Last 30 days..
Select the index for running the query.
Enter the query in the Search field.
Optionally, select the required fields.
Click the See saved queries icon to save the query.
The Saved Queries list appears.
Click Save current query.
The Save query dialog box appears.
Specify a name for the query.
Click Save to save the query information, including the configurations specified, such as, the columns, row count, tail, indexes, and query.
The query is saved.
Click the See saved queries icon to view the saved queries.
The contents of the various logs that are generated by the Protegrity products describe the working of the system. It helps understand the health of the system, identify issues, and help in troubleshooting.
This section lists information about the various fields logged for the Protection, Policy, Application, Audit, Kernel, Security, and Verification logs. It helps you understand the information that is contained in the logs and is useful for troubleshooting the system.
The index configuration, samples, and entry descriptions describe help identify and analyze the log entries in the indexes.
The log codes and the descriptions help you understand the reason for the code and is useful during troubleshooting.
The log codes and the descriptions for all protectors. This log information helps analyze the results of the protection operations.
The descriptions for the details diaplayed in logs helps identify the type and reason for raising the log entry.
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