Audit key destroy action
What does this MR do?
Audit successful key destroy action.
When an SSH key is successfully destroyed, an audit event will be
created. Additionally, we introduce a domain object Audit::Target
to
handle a more flexible resolution of the target's details. Previously, it is
assumed that all audit target has name
but this is no longer valid for
Key
(i.e. Key has title
).
How to test
- Authenticated to the RESTFul API, and execute the following
curl
command
# As a normal user
curl -i -H Authorization\:\ Bearer\ y2SAvz9c2nPRcg6FjxWV -XDELETE http\://gdk.test\:3000/api/v4/user/keys/13
# As an admin user
curl -i -H Authorization\:\ Bearer\ y2SAvz9c2nPRcg6FjxWV -XDELETE http\://gdk.test\:3000/api/v4/users/123/keys/13
- Navigate to Admin Area > Monitoring > Audit Events and view the newly created audit events
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Related to #220127 (closed)
Edited by Tan Le