Audit Log
The audit log gives you a complete record of every action taken within your team. Use it to track changes, investigate issues, and maintain accountability.
Viewing the Audit Log
- Navigate to Settings > Audit Log.
- The log displays entries in reverse chronological order (newest first), paginated at 20 entries per page.
Each entry shows:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Time | When the action occurred (relative timestamp; hover for exact date and time) |
| User | The team member who performed the action, shown with their avatar initial. System-triggered actions display "System." |
| Action | The type of action, color-coded: green for create, blue for update, red for delete, gray for other actions |
| Resource | The resource type (e.g., Server, App, Database) and its ID |
| Description | A human-readable summary of what happened |
| IP Address | The IP address from which the action was performed |
Action Types
The audit log records a wide range of actions, including:
- create — a new resource was added (server, app, database, backup, etc.)
- update — a resource was modified (settings changed, configuration updated)
- delete — a resource was removed
- deploy — an application deployment was triggered
- restart — a service or app was restarted
- start / stop — a service was started or stopped
- Other actions specific to features (SSL provisioning, backup execution, etc.)
Filtering the Log
Use the filter bar at the top of the page to narrow down results:
- Search — type a keyword to search by description or user name/email. Results update as you type (with a short debounce delay).
- Resource Type — select a specific resource type from the dropdown (e.g., Server, App, Backup). Only resource types that appear in your log are listed.
- From Date / To Date — select a date range to view entries from a specific period.
All filters can be combined. Click Clear all filters to reset everything at once.
Pagination
When your log has more than 20 entries matching the current filters, pagination controls appear at the bottom of the table. Use them to navigate through older entries.