Organization Settings

Security Requirements and Controls

As an owner of an organization in LogScale, you have additional rights and privileges to set the configuration of your organization. From any screen of the LogScale User Interface, click on the menu below your photo or avatar in the top right corner to open the Account Menu menu (see Figure 21, “Account Menu” here). Select the Organization Settings option.

Note

If you are not the Organization Owner you will not have the Organization Settings menu option.

Screenshot of the LogScale user interface showing the Account Menu dropdown that appears when clicking on the user avatar in the top right corner. The menu displays various options with 'Organization Settings' highlighted, which allows organization owners to access configuration settings for their LogScale organization.

Figure 21. Account Menu


When you click on that, you'll see a screen similar to the one shown in Figure 22, “Organization Settings” below, depending on your system configuration and any feature flags that might be selected.

Screenshot of the LogScale Organization Settings interface showing the configuration dashboard accessed by organization owners. The interface displays various administration panels including General organization information, Usage statistics, Session Management options, Users and Permissions controls, and Query Monitoring tools.

Figure 22. Organization Settings


You can manage the following organization settings.

  • Organization Settings includes:

    • General section to fill in with your organization's name and general information.

      When you registered on LogScale Cloud, a new organization was created for you and you were made the owner of that organization. The company name you gave when registering is used for the name of your organization.

      In this same section, you can provide some other information that can help us to improve LogScale, so that we can better understand what kind of organizations use LogScale and for what purposes. Those questions are optional, though.

    • Usage provides information about your organization's current data usage and license limits — see Measure and Manage Ingest Usage for more details.

  • Session Management includes:

    • Session settings to configure inactivity timeout and re-login requirements — see Session Management for more information.

    • Active sessions with details on the currently active sessions such as user, device, IP address, login date.

  • Users and Permissions includes:

    • Users for adding new users

    • Groups for creating groups and assign users to them

    • Roles for assigning different roles to users

    See Manage Users and Permissions for more information.

  • Query Monitoring

    • Monitor for monitoring and managing queries running within the organization.

    • Blocklist for blocking queries and managing blocked queries within the organization.