@AJAYR16863281

If you want an external check of what's happening in your system then you can externally monitor the below tables

pr4_history_rule pr_log pr_data_admin

as well as pr_operators

This way you'll be able to detect a jar loaded, a live change, a change in config as well as whether someone changed or updated its own operator to be able to do something.

This allows to monitor whether anything happens, it won't avoid it to happen but it won't be hidden neither.

Otherwise you could also create 2 different admin access group. One without the grants to upload jar, to change their operator, to change any DSS, etc.. They can more or less see lots of things without being able to modify.

Still, I feel that an external check (when you cannot avoid giving some grants to a set of users) is useful and provides some safety.

Rgeards

Anthony

@AJAYR16863281

Leverage Deployment Manager to ensure a seamless experience during deployments. Release Admin has the control to deploy the packages to higher environments, and you have traceability for your deployments.