Audit for PostgreSQL using pgAudit | Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL | Google Cloud

This page describes database auditing using the pgAudit extension, which helps you configure many of the logs often required to comply with government, financial, and ISO certifications. For general information about PostgreSQL extensions in Cloud SQL, see PostgreSQL extensions. Database auditing in Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL is available through the open-source pgAudit extension. Using this extension, you can selectively record and track SQL operations performed against a given database instance. The extension provides you with auditing capabilities to monitor and record a select subset of operations. The pgAudit extension applies to executed SQL commands and queries. In contrast, Cloud Audit Logs should be used to audit administrative and maintenance operations done on a Cloud SQL instance. See the Audit logs page for more information about audit logging in Cloud SQL. The steps for audit logging using the pgAudit extension include: Important: Cloud SQL doesn't support using Terraform t

This page describes database auditing using the pgAudit extension, which helps you configure many of the logs often required to comply with government, financial, and ISO certifications. For general information about PostgreSQL extensions in Cloud SQL, see PostgreSQL extensions. Database auditing in Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL is available through the open-source pgAudit extension. Using this extension, you can selectively record and track SQL operations performed against a given database instance. The extension provides you with auditing capabilities to monitor and record a select subset of oper