Merge pull request #412 from percona/ps-9518

patrickbirch · web-flow · commit 903b229e96a8 · 2024-10-25T10:57:33.000-05:00
PS-9518 Mark audit log filter GA in 8.0
diff --git a/docs/audit-log-filter-compression-encryption.md b/docs/audit-log-filter-compression-encryption.md
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 # Audit Log Filter compression and encryption
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 ## Compression
 
 You can enable compression for any [format](audit-log-filter-formats.md) by setting the `audit_log_filter_compression` system variable when the server starts.
diff --git a/docs/audit-log-filter-formats.md b/docs/audit-log-filter-formats.md
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 # Audit Log Filter file format overview
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 When an auditable event occurs, the plugin writes a record to the log file.
 
 After the plugin starts, the first record lists the description of the server and the options at startup. After the first record, the auditable events are connections, disconnections, SQL statements executed, and so on. Statements within stored procedures or triggers are not logged, only the top-level statements.
diff --git a/docs/audit-log-filter-json.md b/docs/audit-log-filter-json.md
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 # Audit Log Filter format - JSON
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 The JSON format has one top-level JSON array, which contain JSON objects with key-value pairs. These objects represent an event in the audit. Some pairs are listed in every audit record. The audit record type determines if other key-value pairs are listed. The order of the pairs within an audit record is not guaranteed. The value description may be truncated.
 
 Certain statistics, such as query time and size, are only available in the JSON format and help detect activity outliers when analyzed. 
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 # Audit Log Filter file naming conventions
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 ## Name qualities
 
 The audit log filter file name has the following qualities:
diff --git a/docs/audit-log-filter-new.md b/docs/audit-log-filter-new.md
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 # Audit Log Filter format - XML (new style)
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 The filter writes the audit log filter file in XML. The XML file uses 
 UTF-8.
 
diff --git a/docs/audit-log-filter-old.md b/docs/audit-log-filter-old.md
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 # Audit Log Filter format - XML (old style)
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 The old style XML format uses `<AUDIT>` tag as the root element and adds the `</AUDIT>` tag when the file closes. Each audited event is contained in an <AUDIT_RECORD> element. 
 
 The order of the attributes within an <AUDIT_RECORD> can vary. Certain attributes are in every element. Other attributes are optional and depend on the type of audit record.
diff --git a/docs/audit-log-filter-overview.md b/docs/audit-log-filter-overview.md
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 # Audit Log Filter overview
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 The Audit Log Filter plugin allows you to monitor, log, and block a connection or query actively executed on the selected server. 
 
 Enabling the plugin produces a log file that contains a record of server activity. The log file has information on connections and databases accessed by that connection. 
diff --git a/docs/audit-log-filter-restrictions.md b/docs/audit-log-filter-restrictions.md
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 # Audit Log Filter restrictions
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 ## General restrictions
 
 The Audit Log Filter has the following general restrictions:
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 # Audit Log Filter security
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 The Audit Log Filter plugin generates audit log filter files. The directory 
 that contains these files should be accessible only to the following:
 
diff --git a/docs/audit-log-filter-variables.md b/docs/audit-log-filter-variables.md
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 # Audit log filter functions, options and variables
 
-This feature is in [technical preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 The following sections describe the [functions](#audit-log-filter-functions), [options, and variables](#audit-log-filter-options-and-variables) available in the audit log filter plugin.
 
 ## Audit log filter functions
diff --git a/docs/disable-audit-log-filter.md b/docs/disable-audit-log-filter.md
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 # Disable Audit Log Filter logging
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 The `audit_log_filter_disable` system variable lets you disable or enable logging for all connections.
 
 You can set the variable in the following ways:
diff --git a/docs/filter-audit-log-filter-files.md b/docs/filter-audit-log-filter-files.md
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 # Filter the Audit Log Filter logs
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 The audit filter log filtering is based on rules. The filter rule definition has the ability to include or exclude events based on the following attributes:
 
 * User account
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 # Install the Audit Log Filter
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 The `plugin_dir` system variable defines the plugin library location. If needed, at server startup, set the `plugin_dir` variable.
 
 When upgrading a MySQL installation, plugins are not automatically upgraded. You may need to manually load the plugin after the MySQL upgrade.
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 # Manage the Audit Log Filter files
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 The Audit Log Filter files have the following potential results:
 
 * Consume a large amount of disk space
diff --git a/docs/reading-audit-log-filter-files.md b/docs/reading-audit-log-filter-files.md
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 # Reading Audit Log Filter files
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 The Audit Log Filter functions can provide a SQL interface to read JSON-format audit log files. The functions cannot read log files in other formats. Configuring the plugin for JSON logging lets the functions use the directory that contains the current audit log filter file and search in that location for readable files. The value of the `audit_log_filter_file` system variable provides the file location, base name, and the suffix and then searches for names that match the pattern.
 
 If the file is renamed and no longer fits the pattern, the file is ignored.
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 # Uninstall Audit Log Filter
 
-The feature is in [tech preview](glossary.md#tech-preview).
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 To remove the plugin, run the following:
 
 ```{.bash data-prompt="mysql>"}
