gcp-audit-logs

You can configure GCP audit logs for compliance by enabling Admin Activity, Data Access, System Event, and Policy Denied logs, then setting up sinks to route them to BigQuery for analysis and long-term storage.

GCP audit logs needed for tracking administrative actions include Admin Activity logs, Data Access logs, System Event logs, and Policy Denied logs. Configuring these ensures auditable trails of administrative actions and system events.

Yes, you need gcloud CLI to set up GCP audit log routing. The configuration requires gcloud CLI for project setup and BigQuery for log storage and querying to successfully route and analyze your audit trails.

To analyze GCP audit logs stored in BigQuery, you run SQL queries against the routed log data. This enables security and compliance investigations by allowing you to query administrative actions, data access, and system events.

Yes, you can route GCP audit logs to a Google Cloud Storage bucket. The log routing configuration supports setting up sinks to send audit logs to either a GCS bucket or BigQuery for long-term storage and analysis.