When it comes to audit logs, what feature does Vault offer?

HashiCorp Vault offers the capability for managing multiple audit logs as its primary feature regarding audit log management. This means that users can configure various audit devices simultaneously, allowing the logging of events across different systems or services in a centralized manner. Each audit device can be tailored to meet specific requirements, and logs can be directed to different backends for enhanced flexibility and improved security.

Having multiple audit logs is beneficial for organizations that may need to comply with different regulatory standards or have distinct logging needs for different parts of their infrastructure. This feature complements Vault’s robust security framework by providing comprehensive visibility into operations and actions taken within the environment.

The other options do not accurately represent the capabilities of Vault concerning audit logs. Single audit log management would limit the effectiveness of auditing by restricting logging to one source. The ability to delete outdated audit logs is not a primary feature offered by Vault, as log retention policies are typically governed by compliance needs and should be addressed separately. Lastly, while Vault does support real-time auditing, it is not limited to that; the system’s ability to handle multiple logs far exceeds just real-time capabilities.