On 08-02-2016 15:25, Jose Ricardo Ziviani wrote:
Will it be possible to create more complex queries such as ?plugin=kimchi&user=root Yes, definitively.
and time frames
?plugin=kimchi&from=20160101&to=20160105 This was not considered in original RFC. I don't think of it as an essential feature for this first version. Let's hear from others to see more opinions.
On 05-02-2016 18:51, Lucio Correia wrote:
User Activity Log functionality ------------------------------- Host admin wants to have access to all actions performed by Wok users, either through API, web user interface, with the option to download User Acitivity Log in a text file.
REST API -------- Only one API will be exposed: - GET /logs - Collection of log entries for all installed plugins. Examples of filtering: /logs?plugin=kimchi - All log entries for Kimchi plugin /logs?user=admin - All log entries from admin user /logs?request=PUT - All log entries relative to PUT requests /logs?date=20160110 - All Jan 10th's log entries
Backend design -------------- - Define activity texts for each currently implemented activity of all plugins - Implement method to retrieve the activity texts in Wok and all plugins - Log events to a JSON file in the host file system. Each user request received by Wok will generate an entry in the respective log file. Fields to be saved for each entry: plugin, datetime, user, request type (PUT, POST, GET, DELETE), activity text (i.e. "create guest 'vm-sample'") - Implement code for retrieving and filtering log events by the fields above
Web User interface design ------------------------- Create a new tab: "User Activity" - available only to Wok admins - Search fields to filter log events by installed plugin, date, user, and/or request type - Show search results in a table containing plugin, datetime, user, request type, activity text - User may sort the table by plugin, datetime, user or request type - Button for downloading current search results as a txt file
-- Lucio Correia Software Engineer IBM LTC Brazil