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3 weeks ago
Hi
I'm new to Veza Open Authorization API (OAA) Open Authorization API | VEZA DEVELOPERS
I want to build a connector for a home-grown application.
I understand one can write a custom connector using OAA. Looking at the sample provided it's clear how to fetch local user, local roles, resources, sub-resources and permission and push them into Veza.
However, I couldn't find an API/example to push the activity log of the custom application.
I'm trying to find if it is possible to get the activity logs from my home-grown application into Veza. If you've worked on something similar, appreciate if you can share some insights on how to get the user activity log for a home-grown application into Veza.
Thanks in advance.
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3 weeks ago
Hi, Veza OAA is primarily designed to model authorization data—users, roles, resources, and permissions. For application activity/audit logs, I’d suggest checking whether Veza supports ingesting those events through a separate audit/event ingestion mechanism rather than the OAA connector itself. If there’s no native API for custom application activity logs, you may need to integrate via Veza’s supported audit/event ingestion options or discuss the use case with Veza support. It would also be worth confirming the expected event schema and whether those events can be correlated with the identities/resources already pushed through OAA.
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3 weeks ago
Hello,
Great explanation! The distinction between OAA authorization data and application audit events is really helpful. I also like the suggestion to verify the ingestion options, event schema, and how the events
