Module 6 of 6 · CloudRuler Server Audit
What happened inside our servers: logins, commands, admin use, patches?
Cloud audit stops at the API. Once someone is on the server, the trail goes cold. Server logs are scattered, noisy and rarely read.
What you see
Specific answers, not dashboards to interpret.
- Last login, login history, cron jobs, sudo use, last patched and last reboot for every server
- The commands people actually typed, without the automation noise
- A fleet view across all servers, and a full timeline per server
Key capabilities
CloudRuler Server Audit
Agent-based, no SSH
Collected by the cloud’s own monitoring agent (OCI Unified Monitoring Agent today). CloudRuler never logs in to your servers.
Server insights
Last login, login history, scheduled (cron) jobs, admin and sudo use, last patched, last reboot.
Human commands, not noise
Real commands separated from background processes. On test data, ~2,000 background processes reduced to 7 real human actions.
Fleet view
Every server at a glance, with the ones that need attention on top.
Per-server timeline
Every login, command and admin action on one server, in order.
One timeline with the cloud
Server activity alongside cloud audit and network traffic.
The rest of the platform
See CloudRuler Server Audit on your own cloud.
A 30-minute walkthrough on Oracle Cloud, AWS, or both. Bring your questions about inventory, cost or audit.