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Ontap hotfix #1515

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88 changes: 78 additions & 10 deletions s3-audit/index.adoc
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Expand Up @@ -11,23 +11,89 @@ summary: 'This article explains how to audit data and management events in ONTAP
[.lead]
Beginning with ONTAP 9.10.1, you can audit data and management events in ONTAP S3 environments. S3 audit functionality is similar to existing NAS auditing capabilities, and S3 and NAS auditing can coexist in a cluster.

When you create and enable an S3 auditing configuration on an SVM, S3 events are recorded in a log file. The you can specify the following events to be logged:
When you create and enable an S3 auditing configuration on an SVM, S3 events are recorded in a log file. You can specify the following events to be logged:

== Object access (data) events by release

9.11.1:

* ListBucketVersions
* ListBucket (ListObjects of 9.10.1 was renamed to this)
* ListAllMyBuckets (ListBuckets of 9.10.1 was renamed to this)

9.10.1:

* HeadObject
* GetObject
* PutObject
* DeleteObject
* ListBuckets
* ListObjects
* MPUpload
* MPUploadPart
* MPComplete
* MPAbort
* GetObjectTagging
* DeleteObjectTagging
* PutObjectTagging
* ListUploads
* ListParts


== Management events by release

9.15.1:

* GetBucketCORS
* PutBucketCORS
* DeleteBucketCORS

9.14.1:

* GetObjectRetention
* PutObjectRetention
* PutBucketObjectLockConfiguration
* GetBucketObjectLockConfiguration

9.13.1:

* PutBucketLifecycle
* DeleteBucketLifecycle
* GetBucketLifecycle

9.12.1:

* GetBucketPolicy
* CopyObject
* UploadPartCopy
* PutBucketPolicy
* DeleteBucketPolicy

9.11.1:

* GetBucketVersioning
* PutBucketVersioning


9.10.1:

* HeadBucket
* GetBucketAcl
* GetObjectAcl
* PutBucket
* DeleteBucket
* ModifyObjectTagging
* GetBucketLocation


* Object access (data) events
+
GetObject, PutObject, and DeleteObject
+
* Management events
+
PutBucket and DeleteBucket

The log format is JavaScript Object Notation (JSON).

The combined limit for S3 and NFS auditing configurations is 50 SVMs per cluster.

The following license bundle is required:
The following license is required:

* Core Bundle, for ONTAP S3 protocol and storage
* ONTAP One, formerly part of the Core Bundle, for ONTAP S3 protocol and storage

For more information, see link:../nas-audit/auditing-process-concept.html[How the ONTAP auditing process works].

Expand All @@ -54,3 +120,5 @@ In both parameters, once that configured is exceeded, older audit files can be d
Because of guaranteed auditing, if the space available for audit data runs out before the rotation limit, newer audit data cannot be created, resulting in failure to clients accessing data. Therefore, the choice of this value and of the space allocated to auditing must be chosen carefully, and you must respond to warnings about available space from the auditing system.

For more information, see link:../nas-audit/basic-auditing-concept.html[Basic auditing concepts].

// 2024-Oct-14, ONTAPDOC-2407