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Events

Events is the single audit trail of everything the control plane did to a deployment — timestamp, event type, the deployment it happened to, the user who caused it (when a user caused it), and a message. It loads incrementally as you scroll rather than paging, and search narrows by deployment, type or message text; this is the first place to look when something changed and you need to know what, when and by whom, before you go looking in a specific deployment’s own history.

Sidebar section Operations → Events.

The Events screen in the Odysseus dashboard.
  • infrastructure:events.all — “All”
  • infrastructure:events.clear-search — “Clear search”
  • infrastructure:events.close — “Close”
  • infrastructure:events.connected-receiving-real-time-updates — “Connected - receiving real-time updates”
  • infrastructure:events.deployment — “Deployment”
  • infrastructure:events.disconnected-manual-refresh-required — “Disconnected - manual refresh required”
  • infrastructure:events.event-details — “Event Details”
  • infrastructure:events.event-id — “Event ID”
  • infrastructure:events.event-type — “Event Type”
  • infrastructure:events.events — “Events”
  • infrastructure:events.exit-demo-mode — “Exit Demo Mode”
  • infrastructure:events.initial-load — “Initial Load:”
  • infrastructure:events.items — “items)”
  • infrastructure:events.items-loaded — “items loaded”
  • infrastructure:events.items-rendered — “Items Rendered:”
  • infrastructure:events.live — “Live”
  • infrastructure:events.loading-events — “Loading events…”
  • infrastructure:events.loading-more-events — “Loading more events…”
  • infrastructure:events.memory — “Memory:”
  • infrastructure:events.message — “Message”
  • infrastructure:events.no-events — “No events”
  • infrastructure:events.no-events-have-been-recorded — “No events have been recorded yet.”
  • infrastructure:events.no-events-match-your-search — “No events match your search "”
  • infrastructure:events.no-matching-events — “No matching events”
  • infrastructure:events.offline — “Offline”
  • infrastructure:events.refresh — “Refresh”
  • infrastructure:events.scroll-down-to-load-more — “Scroll down to load more items (50 at a time)”
  • infrastructure:events.scroll-to-load-more — “Scroll to load more…”
  • infrastructure:events.search-events — “Search events”
  • infrastructure:events.search-events-by-deployment-type — “Search events by deployment, type, message…”
  • infrastructure:events.search-events-by-deployment-type-2 — “Search events by deployment, type, or message”
  • infrastructure:events.test-infinite-scroll — “Test Infinite Scroll (”
  • infrastructure:events.timestamp — “Timestamp”
  • infrastructure:events.try-a-different-search-term — “". Try a different search term.”
  • infrastructure:events.user — “User”

This screen’s component declares no permission-gated controls.

If an event here reflects a refused action, the rejections reference names the field, the value received and the accepted form. For the admin-only counterpart that records who accessed what (rather than what happened to a deployment), see the Audit Log screen.