Introduction to Cloud Trace Service (CTS)
Huawei's Cloud Trace Service (CTS) is a vital log audit service designed for cloud security. It empowers enterprises and public institutions by enabling the collection, storage, and querying of resource operation records. This service is crucial for performing in-depth security analysis, tracking resource changes throughout their lifecycle, ensuring compliance with standards like ISO IEC27000 and PCI DSS, and efficiently locating faults within cloud environments.
CTS facilitates real-time recording of operations performed via the management console or APIs, as well as those triggered by interconnected services. It offers functionalities for querying recent operation records and dumping traces to Object Storage Service (OBS) buckets for long-term archival. Understanding CTS is essential for maintaining robust security and operational integrity in cloud infrastructures.
Key Features and Benefits
- Compliance Audit: Assists organizations in meeting compliance requirements by providing access to all security control operation records.
- Resource Tracking: Enables detailed tracking of operations and changes on any cloud resource, offering insights into their lifecycle.
- Fault Locating: Streamlines the process of identifying the root cause of faults by analyzing operation traces, reducing troubleshooting time and costs.
- Security Analysis: Allows enterprises to define and monitor risky or key operations, providing visibility into operators, times, and IP addresses for enhanced security.
Accessing Cloud Trace Service
Users can access CTS through a web-based service management console. After registering on the Huawei public cloud platform, log in to the console and navigate to Management & Deployment > Cloud Trace Service.
For more detailed information, please refer to the official Huawei Cloud documentation.