Currently, audit data becomes unavailable after maintenance activities and appears to reset, allowing users to view only usage and audit information generated after the maintenance window. This creates a gap in historical audit tracking and makes it difficult to perform long-term analysis, compliance reviews, troubleshooting, and trend monitoring.
We would like a capability to preserve and retain historical audit data across maintenance events so that users can continue accessing audit records from before and after maintenance without interruption.
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- Gautam_Kumar01
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v-nandagm I completely agree with this. Losing audit history after maintenance creates a major gap for compliance reviews and long-term analysis. We’ve also faced issues where we can’t perform year-over-year trending because data resets after each maintenance window. Having continuous audit retention across maintenance events is critical for SOC2, GDPR, and security investigations. Please prioritize this. +1 from our team.
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