This blog post outlines the implementation of audit logging using Audit.NET in .NET Core applications with Entity Framework Core. It discusses the purpose of audit logs, which enhance traceability and compliance, and details the setup process, including modifying the DbContext, creating tracking properties, and configuring audit data storage in a dedicated entity.
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