rohan472000 commented on code in PR #30405:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/30405#discussion_r1156786045


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+# Audit Logs in Airflow
+
+## Overview
+Audit logs are a critical component of any system that needs to maintain a 
high level of security and compliance. 
+They provide a way to track user actions and system events, which can be used 
to troubleshoot issues, detect security breaches, and ensure regulatory 
compliance.
+
+In Airflow, audit logs are used to track user actions and system events that 
occur during the execution of DAGs and tasks. 
+They are stored in a database and can be accessed through the Airflow UI.
+
+## Level of Audit Logs
+
+Audit logs exist at the task level and the user level.
+
+- Task Level: At the task level, audit logs capture information related to the 
execution of a task, such as the start time, end time, and status of the task.
+
+- User Level: At the user level, audit logs capture information related to 
user actions, such as creating, modifying, or deleting a DAG or task.
+
+## Location of Audit Logs
+
+Audit logs can be accessed through the Airflow UI. They are located under the 
"Admin" tab, and can be viewed by selecting "Audit Logs" from the dropdown menu.
+
+## Types of Events
+
+Airflow provides a set of predefined events that can be tracked in audit logs. 
These events include:
+
+- `action_trigger_dag`: Triggering a DAG
+- `action_create`: Creating a DAG or task
+- `action_edit`: Modifying a DAG or task
+- `action_delete`: Deleting a DAG or task
+- `action_failed`: Setting a task as failed
+- `action_success`: Setting a task as successful
+- `action_retry`: Retrying a failed task
+- `action_clear`: Clearing a task's state
+
+In addition to these predefined events, Airflow allows you to define custom 
events that can be tracked in audit logs. 
+This can be done by calling the `log` method of the `TaskInstance` object.
+
+## Conclusion
+Audit logs are a critical component of any system that needs to maintain a 
high level of security and compliance. 
+In Airflow, audit logs can be used to track user actions and system events, 
which can be used to troubleshoot issues, 
+detect security breaches, and ensure regulatory compliance. By understanding 
how audit logs work in Airflow, 
+you can ensure that your system is secure and compliant with industry 
standards.

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