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Liferay Audit
DXP App
Many organizations have the need to produce an audit trail of user
actions. In many countries this is mandated by law and the data might
need to be stored for a long period time. Liferay's Audit EE app
provides a pluggable way of storing the audit trail from Liferay Portal
EE and its apps by installing a service. The information is processed by
the service in order to store the information into log files, a
database, or both. The service leverages Liferay's Lightweight Message
Bus and app architecture. The service handles the processing and logging
of the audit messages sent through the message bus. Any app can then
produce audit messages to the audit message bus destination. A set of
audit message producers is implanted as a hook app to provide
information on login, logout, user information changes, user role
changes, etc. This app specifically registers a new destination
(liferay/audit) and listener to the message bus. The listener dispatches
the messages to the audit service for processing. Different processors
can be registered with the audit service. By default, the app comes with
a Database Processor and Log4J Processor. Processors can be either be
global or for a specific event type. For instance database processor
would be global but Log processor would be only for login events. This
app also provides a reporting GUI which allows you to search and browse
the audit events stored into database.
This app installs a Liferay service and will appear in your Application menu once installed.
This app installs a Liferay service and will appear in your Application menu once installed.
DEVELOPER
Liferay, Inc.
DEVELOPER
21/11/24 17:31
Published date
21/11/24 17:31
Published Date
21/11/24 17:31
SUPPORTED OFFERINGS
Liferay PaaS, Liferay Self-Hosted
Supported Versions
6.2
Resource Requirements
Edition
EE
PRICE
Free
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