Elasticsearch audit logging helps you track important security events like failed logins and access changes. You can turn it on, choose what to record, and filter out noise. This makes it easier to spot suspicious activity and meet compliance rules.
Security teams and system admins use this skill to investigate incidents. For example, you can search audit logs for brute-force login attempts or unauthorized access. The logs can be stored in an index so you can query them with code.
Setting up audit logging requires a few things: a running Elasticsearch cluster, valid credentials, and a gold or higher license. The skill walks you through enabling it without restarting your cluster.
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