Overview
The SCM Audit API enables integrators to retrieve audit records for management visibility.
It supports time-range filtering, and results are paginated via the token parameter.
The API will control the amount of records returned at any given based on server side (DB/Memory/Performance) constraints.
If more records are available than can be returned in one response, the server returns a token header.
Use that value in the token query parameter in your next api call to continue retrieving records.
The following are the expected use cases:
- Make an initial REST call
- Use a
fromquery parameter as the starting timestamp. - Use a
toquery parameter as the ending timestamp.
- Use a
- Following REST calls
- Replace the
fromparameter with atokenparameter from the previous call to get more records until the response body is an empty array.
- Replace the
Updated about 1 month ago