Reputation: 374
Context: As a new intern at a firm, one of my responsibilities is to maintain a clean and ordered QuickSight Analysis and Datasets list.
There are a lot of existing analysis reports and dashboards on the firm's Amazon QuickSight account, dating back to several years. There is a concern of deleting the old reports/supporting datasets which take up a lot of SPICE storage because of the thought that someone is using/accessing it. Is there a way one can see the stats of each report - how many people accessed it, how many times it was used over the last month etc., which could help one decide the analysis reports/datasets that can be deleted. Please help.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 2703
Reputation: 96
This AWS blog post -- Using administrative dashboards for a centralized view of Amazon QuickSight objects -- discussed how BI administrators can use the QuickSight dashboard, Lambda functions, and other AWS services to create a centralized view of groups, users, and objects access permission information and abnormal access auditing. It is mainly security focused, but you can get the idea, how to find the relevant information about access to QuickSight objects in the AWS CloudTrail events.
Upvotes: 1