Using the connector

Once the connector is deployed, SCM audit logs are automatically fetched from Sectigo Certificate Manager and forwarded to Dynatrace at regular intervals — no manual action is required.

For more details on working with logs in Dynatrace, refer to the official documentation: https://docs.dynatrace.com/docs/observe-and-explore/logs

Verifying logs in Dynatrace

In Dynatrace, navigate to Observe & Explore > Logs.

Filter by log.source = sectigo-scm to see only the SCM audit logs.

Each log entry contains the following fields.

Parameter Description

Parameter	Description
`content`	A human-readable summary in the format [service] action: details. Example: `[scm] schedule: Notification sending has been scheduled for ID: 69809`
`event.action`	The operation performed. Examples: `schedule`, `webhook_notification_prepare`, `webhook_send_failure`
`event.service`	The service that generated the event. Examples: `scm`, `notification.processor`, `notification.sender`
`event.category`	The category of the event (such as `ssl`); may be empty for some records.
`event.id`	The unique ID of the audit record.
`object.type`	The type of resource affected (such as `scm.customer.notification.email`); may be empty for some records.
`object.id`	The ID of the affected resource; may be empty for some records.
`customer.id`	The customer ID associated with the event.
`scm.event.type`	The SCM event type. Default is `LOG`.
`status`	The outcome of the operation. Default is `SUCCESS`.
`log.level`	The severity level, automatically determined based on the action type.
`log.source`	Always `sectigo-scm`.

content

A human-readable summary in the format [service] action: details.

Example: [scm] schedule: Notification sending has been scheduled for ID: 69809

event.action

The operation performed.

Examples: schedule, webhook_notification_prepare, webhook_send_failure

event.service

The service that generated the event.

Examples: scm, notification.processor, notification.sender

event.category

The category of the event (such as ssl); may be empty for some records.

event.id

The unique ID of the audit record.

object.type

The type of resource affected (such as scm.customer.notification.email); may be empty for some records.

object.id

The ID of the affected resource; may be empty for some records.

customer.id

The customer ID associated with the event.

scm.event.type

The SCM event type. Default is LOG.

status

The outcome of the operation. Default is SUCCESS.

log.level

The severity level, automatically determined based on the action type.

log.source

Always sectigo-scm.