Abstract: Examples described herein include systems and methods for multi-tenant event sourcing and audit logging in a cloud-based computing infrastructure. In an example method, an event package can be received from a first microservice of an application. The event can describe any action performed within the computing infrastructure and can include various types of information. For example, it can include an event type, event ID, object type, object ID, and parent event ID. The event package can be associated with a tenant and only provided to tenant-approved recipients. The recipient can use the event package to automatically carry out steps to recreate and configure an object, or to determine the source of an event or failure within the system.

Abstract: Examples described herein include systems and methods for multi-tenant event sourcing and audit logging in a cloud-based computing infrastructure. In an example method, an event package can be received from a first microservice of an application. The event can describe any action performed within the computing infrastructure and can include various types of information. For example, it can include an event type, event ID, object type, object ID, and parent event ID. The event package can be associated with a tenant and only provided to tenant-approved recipients. The recipient can use the event package to automatically carry out steps to recreate and configure an object, or to determine the source of an event or failure within the system.

Abstract: Examples described herein include systems and methods for multi-tenant event sourcing and audit logging in a cloud-based computing infrastructure. In an example method, an event package can be received from a first microservice of an application. The event can describe any action performed within the computing infrastructure and can include various types of information. For example, it can include an event type, event ID, object type, object ID, and parent event ID. The event package can be associated with a tenant and only provided to tenant-approved recipients. The recipient can use the event package to automatically carry out steps to recreate and configure an object, or to determine the source of an event or failure within the system.

Abstract: Examples described herein include systems and methods for multi-tenant event sourcing and audit logging in a cloud-based computing infrastructure. In an example method, an event package can be received from a first microservice of an application. The event can describe any action performed within the computing infrastructure and can include various types of information. For example, it can include an event type, event ID, object type, object ID, and parent event ID. The event package can be associated with a tenant and only provided to tenant-approved recipients. The recipient can use the event package to automatically carry out steps to recreate and configure an object, or to determine the source of an event or failure within the system.