Logging Settings: Setting Administrative Activity and Compliance Bucket Logging

Logging settings include two features:

• Administrative activity logging. You can manually download pre-existing administrative activity logs as a file.
• Compliance bucket logging. You can permanently enable access to the Compliance Bucket Logging confirmation option, which creates comprehensive text logs in a format that meets compliance needs.

To access these features:

1. Click Settings on the Wasabi menu. Or, open the account sign-in drop-down and click Settings.
2. Open the Logging Settings drop-down.

   

Setting Administrative Activity Logging

Enabling this feature ensures that all future administrative activity logs are retained.

1. To enable administrative activity logging, be sure the option is checked.

   

2. Click Save Settings.

Downloading Administrative Logs

When you enable administrative activities logging, an option to download logs will appear toward the bottom of the Account Settings.

To download administrative activities logs to a CSV file:

1. Enter a start and end date to collect a maximum of 90 days of logs.
2. Click the Logs drop-down to 
3. Click Download CSV.

Setting Compliance Bucket Logging

When you enable the Compliance Bucket Logging configuration, an option will appear with the Bucket Logging feature (as described below) for users across the account.

1. To enable compliance bucket logging, be sure the option is checked.

   

2. Click Save Settings.
3. A message asks if you are sure you want to permanently enable this option. Once Compliance Bucket Logging is enabled, it cannot be disabled. Type "permanently enable" in the response box if you are sure you want to enable.

   

4. Click Enable.

   

Setting Compliance Logging for a Bucket

When compliance bucket logging is enabled, you can set it for a bucket. In the Logging option for bucket Settings, you will see an option to create a comprehensive text log in a format designed to meet compliance needs.

1. On the Buckets list, clickfor the desired bucket.
2. Select Settings.
3. On the Properties panel, open the Logging drop-down (if it is not already open).

   

4. Slide to enable the Enable Bucket Logging option:

   

5. Click to enable Compliance Bucket Logging.

   

6. Click in the Target Bucket area and select the bucket in which to store log files. Then, click Select. 
7. Enter a Logging Prefix to include in the log file name. Each log file will start with the characters you enter.

   

8. Click Save Settings to confirm your settings.