Allocate Log Retention Days

1. Sign In to the hub.

   To view the Strata Logging Service app, you must have the correct user role. Learn more about app roles and how to assign them.

   To access Strata Logging Service in Strata Cloud Manager, click Strata Cloud Manager app from hub and select System SettingsStrata Logging Service.
2. Select the Strata Logging Service instance for which you want to allocate log retention days.

   If you have multiple Strata Logging Service instances, click the Strata Logging Service tile and select the instance from the drop-down of available instances associated with your account.
3. In your Strata Logging Service instance, select Retention .

   In Strata Cloud Manager, click System SettingsStrata Logging ServiceRetention.

4. Adjust the retention days for each log type.

   Field

   Value

   CONFIGURED RETENTION DAYS

   (Optional) The number of days that Strata Logging Service retains logs. Set this value only if you have a company or regulatory retention policy that requires you to delete logs after a given time period. To streamline log management, Strata Cloud Manager® now provides 6 predefined retention period options. When you select a predefined option, the system purges logs after the specified number of days. If you have an existing custom retention configuration, the system automatically migrates your setting to the closest available predefined option. When a log type reaches its max retention days, Strata Logging Service deletes the oldest logs of that type. Those who require longer retention times (mostly for compliance reasons) should forward their logs to a third-party solution for long-term storage, such as AWS S3. Setting MAX RETENTION DAYS for a log type to 0 means that Strata Logging Service does not store the logs. If you set MAX RETENTION DAYS to 0, all existing logs will be deleted.

   You can toggle whether to store or ingest log data from individual firewalls in the Inventory tab.
5. Apply your changes.