Audit Log
NQRust Analytics records an audit trail of security-sensitive actions for review and compliance.
NQRust Analytics keeps an audit trail of security-sensitive actions so you can review who did what, and when. Entries are written automatically; there is nothing to enable.
What is recorded
Each audit entry captures:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| User | The account that performed the action (may be empty for unauthenticated events). |
| Action | What happened (for example, creating or deleting a user, changing a role, or a password change). |
| Resource type | The kind of object affected — e.g. user or role. |
| Resource ID | The specific object affected, when applicable. |
| Details | Additional structured context about the action. |
| IP address | The network address the request came from. |
| Timestamp | When the action occurred. |
The trail focuses on account and access management — authentication, user creation/updates/deletion, role changes, and password changes — the actions most relevant to security and compliance.
Where it is stored
Audit entries are written to the audit_log table in the application's database.
They are indexed by user, action, resource type, and time, so they can be
filtered and queried efficiently.
This release records the audit trail to the database; there is no built-in
in-app viewer. Administrators can review entries by querying the audit_log
table directly (for example with psql or your preferred SQL client).