Amazon CloudTrail · Open Collection

Amazon CloudTrail Event Data Stores API

2
Requests
1
Folders
2013-11-01
Version
View on GitHub Raw JSON Amazon Web ServicesCloudTrailAuditComplianceGovernanceSecurityOpen Collection

Overview

Amazon CloudTrail Event Data Stores API is a Open Collection published by Amazon CloudTrail on the APIs.io network, version 2013-11-01.

The collection contains 2 requests organised into 1 folder.

Tagged areas include Amazon Web Services, CloudTrail, Audit, Compliance, and Governance.

Requests & Folders

Event Data Stores

Related API Specs

Amazon CloudTrail Event Data Stores API (OpenAPI) Amazon CloudTrail Events API (OpenAPI) Amazon CloudTrail Trails API (OpenAPI) Amazon CloudTrail Cloudtrail Channel API (OpenAPI) Amazon CloudTrail Cloudtrail Dashboard API (OpenAPI) Amazon CloudTrail Cloudtrail Import API (OpenAPI) Amazon CloudTrail Cloudtrail Operations API (OpenAPI) Amazon CloudTrail Cloudtrail Query API (OpenAPI) Amazon CloudTrail Cloudtrail Resource Policy API (OpenAPI) Amazon CloudTrail Cloudtrail Tag API (OpenAPI)
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