Usage reports through log parsing for Linux
Overview
This listing is meant to analyse the dgc log file to have a better understanding of who logs in and when.
It uses 2 bash scripts that needs to be setup on the server hosting Collibra DGC.
It runs through the log file to produce a CSV file like below example:
2018-11-13;04:00:00;user1;AUTHOR
2018-11-13;09:07:32;user2;AUTHOR
2018-11-13;09:08:57;user3;CONSUMER
2018-11-13;09:24:54;user4;CONSUMER
2018-11-13;09:26:30;user1;AUTHOR
2018-11-13;09:44:32;user3;CONSUMER
2018-11-13;10:23:03;user5;CONSUMER
This file can then be processed in Excel or in a third party reporting tool for further analysis
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Release Notes
Scripts were fixed to take into account a change in the log files naming convention.
Compatibility
- Collibra Data Intelligence On-Prem
Dependency
- N/A
License and Usage Requirements
- N/A
Release History
Release Notes
- Updated version to work with Collibra Platform 5.6
- Will not be compatible with any cloud instances of the Collibra Platform
Compatibility
- Collibra Platform 5.6 (on-premise only)
Dependency
- N/A
License and Usage Requirements
- N/A
Release Notes
- Parse the log file to extract LOGIN event (LOGOUT are out of scope)
- Retrieve in a CSV file accessible from the console the following information: “Date”, “Time”, “Username”, “License”
- Will not be compatible with any cloud instances of the Collibra Platform
Compatibility
- Collibra Platform 5.4 (on-premise only)
Dependency
- N/A
License and Usage Requirements
- N/A
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jake.kwok@collibra.com
Hello Victor,
Is there away we can update the script and implement it for our Cloud users?
Kind Regards,
Jake
premcharan2011
how to update my report in report