A gem for tracking record changes and controller actions

Allows you to safely maintain a chef cookbook set by determining which cookbooks are currently in use by nodes (included in node runlists).

Audit sits on top of your model objects and watches for changes to your data. When a change occurs, the differences are recorded and stored in Cassandra.

Provides audit logging to a database of controller requests.

acts_as_versioned is good. This allows an attribute level rollback instead

Provides a straightforward way for auditing changes on active record models, especially for composite entities. Also provides helper methods for easily rendering an audit trail in Ruby on Rails views.

Plugin for DataMapper to allow for simple auditing of models. This plugin does not implement auditing itself, but creates a block context in which you can implement your own auditing procedures.

Track changes on Active Record models based on ActiveSupport::Callbacks and ActiveModel::Dirty

ActiveRecord extension that logs all changes to your models in an audits table additionally allowing you to specify which human model to use (if not 'User')

ActiveRecord extension that logs all changes to your models in an audits table description

Easier auditing of Rails model changes in your controllers.

Simple, global ActiveRecord event observers, using a middleware architecture, that can easily be turned on and off. Designed for audit trails, activity feeds and other app-level event handlers

Simple solution to improve existing acts_as_audited functionality.

Keep an audit trail of actions in your application

Track changes to your models' data. Good for auditing or versioning.

Simple auditing plugin.

Keeps audit data for an ActiveRecord model

Acts as audited

Clearance extension for when your app needs to pass a public US company's security audit.

DataMapper plugin providing auditing for resources