Audit.NET.AmazonQLDB 27.3.2

Audit.NET.AmazonQLDB

Amazon Amazon QLDB provider for Audit.NET library (An extensible framework to audit executing operations in .NET).

Store the audit events in Amazon QLDB tables using the Amazon.QLDB.Driver library.

Install

NuGet Package To install the package run the following command on the Package Manager Console:

PM> Install-Package Audit.NET.AmazonQLDB

Usage

Please see the Audit.NET Readme

Configuration

Set the static Audit.Core.Configuration.DataProvider property to set the Amazon QLDB data provider, or call the UseAmazonQLDB method on the fluent configuration. This should be done before any AuditScope creation, i.e. during application startup.

For example:

Audit.Core.Configuration.DataProvider = new AmazonQldbDataProvider()
{
    QldbDriver = Lazy<IQldbDriver>(() => QldbDriver.Builder()
                    .WithLedger("AuditEvents")
                    .Build()),
    TableNameBuilder = ev => "MyTable"
};

Or even shorter using the constructor overload that accepts a fluent API:

Audit.Core.Configuration.DataProvider = new AmazonQldbDataProvider(config => config
    .WithQldbDriver(QldbDriver.Builder()
                    .WithLedger("AuditEvents")
                    .Build())
    .Table("MyTable"));

Or by using the global setup extension UseAmazonQldb():

Audit.Core.Configuration.Setup()
    .UseAmazonQldb(config => config
        .WithQldbDriver(QldbDriver.Builder()
            .WithLedger("AuditEvents")
            .Build())
        .Table("MyTable"));

You can provide the table name setting as a string or as a function of the Audit Event.

Provider Options

• QldbDriver: The Amazon Qldb driver creator QldbDriver.
• TableNameBuilder: A function of the audit event that returns the Table Name to use.
• CustomAttributes: A dictionary with additional fields to be included in the document and as custom fields on the audit event.

Fluent API Methods

The provider options can be set with a fluent API described by the following methods:

Connection level

• WithQldbDriver(): Use the given AmazonQLDB driver instance (QldbDriver).
• chaining UseXXX() as an alternative to WithQldbDriver() for having the possibility to build a QldbDriver with one or more options
  • UseLedger() - use a driver with the given ledger name
  • UseAwsCredentials() - use a driver with the given AWS credentials
  • UseLogger() - use a driver with the given logger
  • UseQldbSessionConfig() - use a driver with the given session config
  • UseRetryLogging() - use a driver with logging on retry

Table level

• Table(): To specify the table name (as a string or a function of the audit event).

Attributes level

• SetAttribute(): To specify additional top-level attributes on the document before saving.

 Audit.Core.Configuration.Setup()
    .UseAmazonQldb(config =>
    {
        config
            .UseLedger("AuditEvents")
            .UseQldbSessionConfig(new AmazonQLDBSessionConfig
            {
                AllowAutoRedirect = true
            })
            .UseMaxConcurrentTransactions(5)
            .And
            .Table(ev => ev.EventType)
            .SetAttribute("Source", ev => "Production");
    });

Query events

This provider implements GetEvent and GetEventAsync methods to obtain an audit event by id:

var event = AmazonQldbDataProvider.GetEvent();

The eventId parameter on the generic GetEvent(object eventId) must be of type (ValueTuple<string, string>), The first element must be the documentId, and the second element should be the table name.

// Get event with the given documentId and table name
var event = AmazonQldbDataProvider.GetEvent(("GpIvgdXq44f7QRuLLgldYJ", "AuditEvents"));

Constraints

This provider has the following constraints:

• The ledger to store the audit events must exists on AmazonQLDB. (Note you can add properties to the AuditEvent as Custom Fields with the SetAttribute() method on the provider configuration)