Audit Logging

Note: This feature is available in Enterprise and AWS editions only.

Table of contents

• Enable audit logging
• Manage audit logs
• Export audit logs

CloudBeaver provides an Audit logging panel for reviewing API activity. Use it to see who performed an action, when it happened, and which endpoint was involved.

When enabled, the panel logs authentication events, project and connection changes, SQL and file operations, cloud storage activity, license and server configuration updates, preference changes, user and team management actions, and other system-level activities.

Enable audit logging

1. Open Settings -> Administration -> Settings
2. Navigate to Administration -> Logger
3. Enable Audit all API requests to the database
4. Save changes

After you enable this option, the Audit logging tab appears in the sidebar.

Manage audit logs

The Audit logging panel includes standard table controls. Use them to search records, adjust the table layout, and manage how data is refreshed.

Action	Icon	Description
Search		Search records by endpoint using the field above the table.
Options		Configure date range, sorting order, fetch size, auto refresh behavior, delay interval, and filter records by user name or IP address.
Column manager		Show or hide columns.
Refresh		Manually reload the table data.
Auto refresh		Automatically update the table. Click the button to disable automatic refresh.
Information		Open the selected record in a readable format. Clicking the icon expands a detailed view of the API request.

Export audit logs

Audit logs can be accessed from the following sources:

• Database - logs are stored in the QM_API_CALL_LOG table of the internal query manager database. For details, see How to access the query manager database.

• Browser - open: http://<your-host>:<your-port>/api/apiCallLog?from=2025-06-26T20:00:00&to=2025-06-26T23:59:59

  Tip: Always apply filters (from, to, etc.) to avoid overloading the server. You must be logged in as an administrator to view logs in the browser.