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USER GUIDE

 * What Is AWS CloudTrail?
    * How CloudTrail works
    * CloudTrail workflow
    * CloudTrail concepts
    * CloudTrail supported Regions
    * CloudTrail log file examples
    * CloudTrail supported services and integrations
       * CloudTrail unsupported services
   
    * Quotas in AWS CloudTrail

 * CloudTrail tutorial
 * Working with CloudTrail
    * Viewing events with CloudTrail Event history
       * Viewing CloudTrail events in the CloudTrail console
       * Viewing CloudTrail events with the AWS CLI
   
    * Viewing CloudTrail Insights events
       * Viewing CloudTrail Insights events in the CloudTrail console
       * Viewing CloudTrail Insights events with the AWS CLI
   
    * Creating a trail for your AWS account
       * Creating and updating a trail with the console
          * Creating a trail
          * Updating a trail
          * Deleting a trail
          * Turning off logging for a trail
      
       * Creating, updating, and managing trails with the AWS Command Line
         Interface
          * Using create-trail
          * Using update-trail
          * Managing trails with the AWS CLI
   
    * Creating a trail for an organization
       * Event history and organization trails
       * Best practices for moving from member account trails to organization
         trails
       * Prepare for creating a trail for your organization
       * Creating a trail for your organization in the console
       * Creating a trail for an organization with the AWS Command Line
         Interface
   
    * Copying trail events to CloudTrail Lake
    * Getting and viewing your CloudTrail log files
       * Finding your CloudTrail log files
       * Downloading your CloudTrail log files
   
    * Configuring Amazon SNS notifications for CloudTrail
    * Controlling user permissions for CloudTrail
    * Tips for managing trails
       * Managing CloudTrail costs
       * CloudTrail naming requirements
       * Amazon S3 bucket naming requirements
       * AWS KMS alias naming requirements
   
    * Using AWS CloudTrail with interface VPC endpoints
    * Viewing service-linked channels by using the AWS CLI

 * Working with CloudTrail Lake
    * CloudTrail Lake supported Regions
    * Create an event data store
       * Create an event data store for CloudTrail events
       * Create an event data store for AWS Config configuration items
          * Configuration item schema
      
       * Create an event data store for events outside of AWS
   
    * Manage event data store lifecycles
       * Stop an event data store from ingesting events
   
    * Copy trail events to an event data store
       * Event copy details
   
    * Create an integration with an event source outside of AWS
       * CloudTrail Lake integrations event schema
   
    * View Lake dashboards
    * Create or edit a query
       * Example queries
       * Run a query and save query results
          * Additional information about saved query results
      
       * View query results
       * Get and download saved query results
          * Find your CloudTrail Lake saved query results
          * Download saved query results
      
       * Validate saved query results
          * Validate query results with the command line
          * CloudTrail sign file structure
          * Custom implementations of CloudTrail query results validation
   
    * Learning resources
    * Managing CloudTrail Lake by using the AWS CLI
    * CloudTrail Lake SQL constraints
    * Supported CloudWatch metrics

 * CloudTrail log files
    * Create multiple trails
    * Logging management events
    * Logging data events
    * Logging Insights events for trails
    * Receiving CloudTrail log files from multiple Regions
    * Managing data consistency
    * Monitoring CloudTrail log files with Amazon CloudWatch Logs
       * Sending events to CloudWatch Logs
       * Creating CloudWatch alarms with an AWS CloudFormation template
       * Creating CloudWatch alarms for CloudTrail events: examples
       * Stopping CloudTrail from sending events to CloudWatch Logs
       * CloudWatch log group and log stream naming for CloudTrail
       * Role policy document for CloudTrail to use CloudWatch Logs for
         monitoring
   
    * Receiving CloudTrail log files from multiple accounts
       * Setting bucket policy for multiple accounts
       * Turning on CloudTrail in additional accounts
   
    * Sharing CloudTrail log files between AWS accounts
       * Creating a role
       * Creating an access policy to grant access to accounts you own
       * Creating an access policy to grant access to a third party
       * Assuming a role
       * Stop sharing CloudTrail log files between AWS accounts
   
    * Validating CloudTrail log file integrity
       * Enabling log file integrity validation for CloudTrail
       * Validating CloudTrail log file integrity with the AWS CLI
       * CloudTrail digest file structure
       * Custom implementations of CloudTrail log file integrity validation
   
    * Using the CloudTrail Processing Library

 * Settings
    * Organization delegated administrator
       * Required permissions to assign a delegated administrator
       * Add a CloudTrail delegated administrator
       * Remove a CloudTrail delegated administrator

 * Security
    * Data protection
    * Identity and Access Management
       * How AWS CloudTrail works with IAM
       * Identity-based policy examples
       * Resource-based policy examples
       * Amazon S3 bucket policy for CloudTrail
       * Amazon S3 bucket policy for CloudTrail Lake query results
       * Amazon SNS topic policy for CloudTrail
       * Troubleshooting
       * Using service-linked roles
       * AWS managed policies
   
    * Compliance validation
    * Resilience
    * Infrastructure security
    * Cross-service confused deputy prevention
    * Security best practices
    * Encrypting CloudTrail log files with AWS KMS keys (SSE-KMS)
       * Granting permissions to create a KMS key
       * Configure AWS KMS key policies for CloudTrail
          * Default KMS key policy created in CloudTrail console
      
       * Updating a resource to use your KMS key
       * Enabling and disabling CloudTrail log file encryption with the AWS CLI

 * Log event reference
    * CloudTrail record contents
       * Example sharedEventID
       * Services that support TLS details in CloudTrail
   
    * CloudTrail userIdentity element
    * Insights insightDetails element
    * Non-API events captured by CloudTrail
       * AWS service events
       * AWS Management Console sign-in events

 * Document history
 * AWS glossary

What Is AWS CloudTrail? - AWS CloudTrail
AWSDocumentationAWS CloudTrailUser Guide


WHAT IS AWS CLOUDTRAIL?

PDFRSS

AWS CloudTrail is an AWS service that helps you enable operational and risk
auditing, governance, and compliance of your AWS account. Actions taken by a
user, role, or an AWS service are recorded as events in CloudTrail. Events
include actions taken in the AWS Management Console, AWS Command Line Interface,
and AWS SDKs and APIs.

CloudTrail is enabled on your AWS account when you create it. When activity
occurs in your AWS account, that activity is recorded in a CloudTrail event. You
can easily view recent events in the CloudTrail console by going to Event
history. For an ongoing record of activity and events in your AWS account,
create an event data store or create a trail. For more information about
CloudTrail pricing, see AWS CloudTrail Pricing.

Visibility into your AWS account activity is a key aspect of security and
operational best practices. You can use CloudTrail to view, search, download,
archive, analyze, and respond to account activity across your AWS
infrastructure. You can identify who or what took which action, what resources
were acted upon, when the event occurred, and other details to help you analyze
and respond to activity in your AWS account. Optionally, you can enable AWS
CloudTrail Insights on a trail to help you identify and respond to unusual
activity.

You can integrate CloudTrail into applications using the API, automate trail
creation for your organization, check the status of event data stores and trails
you create, and control how users view CloudTrail events.

TOPICS

 * How CloudTrail works
 * CloudTrail workflow
 * CloudTrail concepts
 * CloudTrail supported Regions
 * CloudTrail log file examples
 * CloudTrail supported services and integrations
 * Quotas in AWS CloudTrail

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