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Audit log management

Viewing logs reports

CR supports image push and pull logs and other logs via log audit, helping you understand the status of image push and pull operations.

Prerequisites

The log audit service has been enabled. For details, see Enabling log audit.

Procedure

Select the target region in the top navigation bar.

In the left navigation bar, click Instance list. Then, in the Instance list area, find the Standard Edition instance where you need to create an artifact repository and click Enter instance.

On the Standard Edition instance details page, click Audit log in the left navigation bar.

On the Audit log > Log report page, view the instance logs.

Instance log dashboard

Currently, the image instance information dashboard includes the following dashboards.

Push statistics / Pull statistics

Displays the number of image push and pull operations in the instance within the specified time period.

Private/public network image pull ratio / Private/public network image push ratio

Displays the ratio and count of image push and pull operations over different network types in the instance within the specified time period.

Private: VPC.

Public: public network.

Top 10 tags by pull frequency / Top 10 OCI artifact repositories by push frequency

Displays the top 10 image tags (Tag) by pull count and the top 10 OCI artifact repositories (Repo) by push count in the instance within the specified time period.

User usage frequency

Displays the total number of image push and pull operations on the instance by user within the specified time period.

General dashboard features

Specify the query time range (global time)

The dashboard query time is used to specify the time range for all statistical charts in the dashboard. In the time selection box at the top right corner of the dashboard, specify a time range. You can select a relative time range or specify a custom time.

When you re-enter the dashboard, the dashboard time range is automatically cleared.

When you refresh the dashboard using the refresh button in the upper right corner, the dashboard time range remains unchanged.

Add an alarm

Charts added to a dashboard can be used as monitoring tasks for alarm policies. This allows you to quickly create an alarm policy.

In the upper-right corner of the target chart, open the drop-down menu and click Add alarm. Then complete the alarm configuration as needed. For a detailed description, see Creating alarm strategies.

In the alarm policy, the Execute statement field under Monitoring task is automatically populated with the monitoring object, search and analysis statement, and time range from the corresponding chart. You can modify these settings or use them directly.

Last updated: 2026.09.23 14:37:24