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- 1. by Paula Čučuk, Locastic 21.9.2023. / API Platform Conference 2023 Tracking user activity logs using Loggastic
- 2. Paula Čučuk paula@locastic.com @paoolala Partner & Lead backend developer @ Locastic
- 3. Software solutions for business challenges. locastic.com
- 4. Intro
- 5. The goal Track each change made on data + custom actions not related to database changes Ability to define which data should be tracked, including fields from relations User friendly logs view Support for large amount of data and fast browsing Logging should not slow down the response time
- 6. What should log contain? Entity name Action (create, edit, delete) Datetime Before/after values User
- 9. Loggable behavioural Doctrine extension
- 10. Loggable behavioural Doctrine extension Track each change made on data + custom actions not related to changing data Ability to define which data should be tracked, including fields from relations User friendly logs view Support for large amount of data and fast browsing Logging should not slow down the response time EXTRA: Ability to rollback the data to the previous state
- 11. Loggastic
- 12. Loggastic - logging flow Listen loggable objects actions CREATE EDIT DELETE Send message to Symfony messenger Compare data Elastic Search
- 13. Loggastic - displaying logs Elastic Search Read logs Expose to ApiPlatform endpoint Expose to Twig view
- 14. Loggastic - elastic indexes <entity_name>_activity_log <entity_name>_current_data_tracker Contains current object data used for comparing changed object Needs to be up to date with database values Contains actual activity logs for current object
- 16. 1. Installation composer require locastic/loggastic
- 17. 2. Making an entity loggable
- 18. 2. Making an entity loggable
- 19. 2. Making an entity loggable
- 20. 2. Making an entity loggable
- 21. 3. Run commands for creating Elastic indexes bin/console locastic:activity-logs:create-loggable-indexes bin/console locastic:activity-logs:populate-current-data-trackers If you already have some data in database:
- 22. Done! Activity logs are now tracked
- 23. Create product
- 24. Edit product
- 25. Delete product
- 26. 4. Displaying activity logs
- 27. Displaying activity logs : Api platform
- 28. Displaying activity logs : Api platform
- 29. Displaying activity logs : Api platform
- 30. Displaying activity logs : Twig
- 31. Displaying activity logs : Twig
- 32. Basic implementation summary Add Loggable attribute to entity and serialization groups to properties Run command for creating indexes Expose an api endpoint or display logs in twig
- 33. Customizations
- 41. Collection keys
- 43. Handeling relations Activity log is not saved!
- 46. Changing the default loggable listener
- 47. Turning off the default listener
- 48. Creating your own listener
- 51. Save edit log when no changes were made
- 52. Optimisation
- 54. Different consumers per entity (AMQP)
- 55. Different consumers per entity
- 56. Pros / Cons
- 57. Pros Quick and easy implementation Flexible & customisable Meets all of our goals Helpful in debugging Complex setup Keeping data up to date Cons
- 58. How does it work on real projects?
- 59. 1.5 million Number of activity Log records < 200ms Sylius & ApiPlatform project GET /activity-logs response time
- 60. Future plans
- 61. Future plans Add support for other data storages Add more abilities for customisation Sylius plugin Keep testing it and fix any found issues
- 62. Contributing
- 63. Thank you!
- 64. Questions? Paula Čučuk paula@locastic.com @paoolala Partner & Lead backend developer @ Locastic