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Get Runtime Container Audit Events for a Timeframe

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Retrieves the container audit events when a runtime sensor such as process, network, file system, or system call detects an activity that deviates from the predictive model for a specific time frame.

Note: In Console, you can view the same under Monitor > Events > Container Audits.

Use the following mandatory query parameters to fetch results:

  • from: Specifies the start time in UTC standard of the time period for which the audit events are returned.
  • to: Specifies the end time in UTC standard of the time period for which the audit events are returned.
  • buckets: Specifies the number of buckets (buckets of audits based on aggregation logic) to return. Query within the range of 1-100.

cURL Request

Refer to the following example cURL command:

$ curl -k \
-u <USER> \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-X GET \
"https://<CONSOLE>/api/v<VERSION>/audits/runtime/container/timeslice?from=2022-11-15T15:23:57Z&to=2022-11-16T15:23:57Z&buckets=5"

cURL Response

{
"start": "2022-11-16T10:35:57Z",
"end": "2022-11-16T15:23:57Z",
"count": 87
}

Response Parameters:

  • start: Specifies the start time of the bucket in date-time UTC format.
  • end: Specifies the end time of the bucket in date-time UTC format.
  • count: Specifies the number of audit occurrences.
Query Parameters
  • offset integer

    Offsets the result to a specific report count. Offset starts from 0.

  • limit integer

    Number of reports to retrieve in a page. For PCCE, the maximum limit is 250. For PCEE, the maximum limit is 50. The default value is 50.

  • search string

    Retrieves the result for a search term.

  • sort string

    Sorts the result using a key. Refer to the columns in the relevant Prisma Cloud Compute user interface to use them as sort keys.

  • reverse boolean

    Sorts the result in reverse order.

  • collections string[]

    Filters the result based on collection names that you have defined in Prisma Cloud Compute.

  • provider string[]

    Scopes the query by cloud provider.

  • accountIDs string[]

    Filters the result based on cloud account IDs.

  • resourceIDs string[]

    Scopes the query by resource ID.

  • region string[]

    Scopes the query by cloud region.

  • fields string[]

    Retrieves the fields that you need in a report. Use the list of fields you want to retrieve. By default, the result shows all fields of data.

  • id string[]

    IDs are the audit IDs to filter.

  • profileID string[]

    ProfileIDs are the profile IDs to filter.

  • from date-time

    From is an optional minimum time constraints for the audit.

  • to date-time

    To is an optional maximum time constraints for the audit.

  • time date-time

    Time is used to filter by audit time.

  • imageName string[]

    ImageNames is the image name filter.

  • container string[]

    Containers is the container name filter.

  • containerID string[]

    ContainerID is used to filter by container ID.

  • ruleName string[]

    RuleNames is used to filter by rule name.

  • type string[]

    Types is used to filter by runtime audit type.

  • effect string[]

    Effect is used to filter by runtime audit effect (e.g., block/alert).

  • user string[]

    Users is used to filter by host users.

  • os string[]

    OS is the image OS distro filter.

  • namespace string[]

    Namespaces is the namespaces filter.

  • cluster string[]

    Clusters is the cluster filter.

  • attackType string[]

    AttackTypes is used to filter by runtime audit attack type.

  • hostname string[]

    Hostname is the hostname filter.

  • msg string[]

    Message is the audit message text filter.

  • interactive string[]

    Interactive is the audit interactive filter.

  • function string[]

    Function is used to filter by function name.

  • runtime string[]

    Runtime is used to filter by runtime.

  • attackTechniques string[]

    AttackTechniques are the MITRE attack techniques.

  • app string[]

    App is the name constraint of the service that triggered the audit.

  • processPath string[]

    ProcessPath is the path constraint of the process that triggered the audit.

  • requestID string[]

    RequestID is used to filter by request ID.

  • functionID string[]

    FunctionID is used to filter by function ID.

  • aggregate boolean

    Aggregate indicates whether the result audits should be aggregated according to the Select field.

  • appID string[]

    AppID is used to filter by embedded app or Fargate task that triggered the audit.

  • buckets integer

    Buckets is the number of buckets to return.

Responses


Schema
  • Array [
  • count integer

    Count is the number of audit occurrences.

  • end date-time

    End is the end time of the bucket.

  • start date-time

    Start is the start time of the bucket.

  • ]
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