MariaDB Community Audit Plugin

Complete MariaDB Audit Plugin reference: server_audit activity logging, connection/query event tracking, file/syslog output, and compliance configuration.

Audit Plugin Overview

The MariaDB Audit Plugin records server activity, including connections, queries, and table access, to help meet organizational auditing and compliance regulations.

Audit Plugin Installation

Follow this guide to install the Audit Plugin on your MariaDB server. Learn how to verify the plugin file's location, load it dynamically, or configure it to load automatically at startup.

Audit Plugin Configuration

Configure the Audit Plugin to suit your monitoring requirements. Learn how to enable logging, select specific event types to record, and exclude specific users from the audit trail.

Audit Plugin Log Settings

Control where and how the audit data is stored. This section explains how to direct output to a file or the system syslog, and how to configure logging parameters for different environments.

Audit Plugin Location and Rotation of Logs

Manage your audit log files effectively. Learn how to define the log file path, set size limits, and configure rotation strategies to prevent log files from consuming all available disk space.

Audit Plugin Log Format

Understand the structure of audit log entries. This guide breaks down the fields in the log records, including timestamps, server IDs, user details, and the specific operations performed.

Audit Plugin Options and System Variables

Browse the complete reference of system variables for the Audit Plugin. Use these settings to fine-tune logging behavior, control performance impact, and manage log file handling.

Audit Plugin Status Variables

Monitor the performance and status of the Audit Plugin. View variables that track the number of logged events and current settings to ensure the auditing system is functioning correctly.

Audit Plugin Versions

Review the version history of the MariaDB Audit Plugin. Check compatibility with different MariaDB Server releases and identify which features or bug fixes are included in each version.

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