I am looking to track how many users log onto Ataccama, how many new terms or rules are created. My objective is to track user engagement and activity. How can this be achieved on Ataccama?
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Is there a way to extract user engagement insights from the platform?
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Best answer by anna.spakova
Hello
there is an Audit log that you can use for such information. https://docs.ataccama.com/one/latest/audit/audit.html To make these statistics, it might be better to use the API: https://docs.ataccama.com/one/latest/one-apis/audit-api.html and aggregate the different logs. Ataccama logs everything and it might be overwhelming.
There is a comment under this article with an example of IDE plan extracting such data from the Audit log:
Also, by default the audit log is enabled only on source and Catalog items. If you want it also for other entities, you need to turn it on using a trait audit:auditEnabled (see the above documentation).
Let me know if this helps.
Kind regards,
Anna
+3- Ataccamer
Hello
there is an Audit log that you can use for such information. https://docs.ataccama.com/one/latest/audit/audit.html To make these statistics, it might be better to use the API: https://docs.ataccama.com/one/latest/one-apis/audit-api.html and aggregate the different logs. Ataccama logs everything and it might be overwhelming.
There is a comment under this article with an example of IDE plan extracting such data from the Audit log:
Also, by default the audit log is enabled only on source and Catalog items. If you want it also for other entities, you need to turn it on using a trait audit:auditEnabled (see the above documentation).
Let me know if this helps.
Kind regards,
Anna
+4- Star Blazer L3
How about login history? Is there some way to extract that too?
Thanks!
+3- Ataccamer
Hi
it also tracks the Read operations, so it doesn’t require the actual editing of entities (so if user logs in and enters Catalog, it also creates audit logs),
But I think that we had a usecase internally when the PS was using the Keycloak logs to track the actual logins. I will try to find more details.
Kind regards,
Anna
+3- Ataccamer
Hi
so Keycloak has GET /admin/realms/{realm}/events API call, that can give you all events for a specific client (e.g. one-webapp-public-client) and type (=LOGIN)
https://www.keycloak.org/docs-api/latest/rest-api/index.html
That is the other option our team investigated besides the Audit log.
Kind regards,
Anna
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