How to enable auditing logs in Aurora database?

To enable audit logging for your Aurora database, follow these steps: 1. Log in to the AWS console and open the Amazon RDS console. 2. Choose “Databases” in the navigation pane. 3. Select the Aurora database instance you want to enable audit logging for. 4. In the “Actions” menu, choose “View/Update security groups”. 5. On the “VPC Security Groups” page, select the security group you are using. 6. Click the “Edit inbound rules” button. 7. On the “Inbound rules” page, click the “Add rule” button. 8. Select “MYSQL/Aurora” as the “Type”. 9. Enter the IP address range allowed to access audit logs. You can specify a single IP address or CIDR block. 10. Click the “Save rule” button. 11. Return to the details page of the Aurora database instance. 12. In the “Actions” menu, choose “Start audit logging”. 13. In the “Audit log” dialog box, select the event types to be logged. You can choose database, connection, and error events. 14. Enter the name of the S3 storage bucket that will be used to store the audit log files. 15. Choose the prefix and suffix of the log files to be recorded. 16. Click the “Start logging” button. You have now successfully enabled audit logging for your Aurora database. All events matching the event types you selected will be recorded and stored in the S3 storage bucket you specified. You can access these log files at any time for auditing and analysis purposes.