Where can I see the history of actions on my Faaaster site?

The site's Events tab logs operational actions: restarts, backups, configuration changes. A drop-down menu, set to All events by default, filters by type; a date picker and a Search field narrow down the list, and the CSV button exports it.

What it's for

The log answers questions like "what changed?" and "who did what?" — useful after an incident, or when several people work on the same site.

Not to be confused with logs

• Events record platform operations: restart, backup, configuration change.
• Logs contain the technical messages from the server and PHP.

What is logged

Availability — Site up, Site down, Health check (visible only when you choose this type in the filter), Auto restart, Critical PHP error.

Resources — CPU limit reached, High CPU usage, Disk usage alert.

Security — Vulnerability detected, Auto SSL.

Backups and data — New backup, Backup restored, Database imported, Dump generated.

Configuration — Configuration updated, PHP version updated, Cache cleared, PHP/Nginx restarted, HTTPS activated, Debug mode activated, Read only activated, SSH / SFTP activated, DB client activated.

WordPress — Update, Activate, Deactivate, Install, Switch theme.

Lifecycle — Site restarted, Site stopped with its reason (for example "Paused after 5 days without a visit"), Site deleted, Branch archived, Trial ended, Development site to be archived soon, Development site archived, Domain updated.

Subscription — Subscription created, updated or cancelled, Subscription expired, site archived, Unpaid invoice, Payment method missing.

Git and collaboration — Git push, Git Merge, New annotation.

Who performed each action

The Context column shows who triggered each operation: the person's name, GitHub for a push, or Faaaster Robot for an automatic operation. This is what lets you trace a change back when several people work on the same site.

How many events are kept?

The log covers the last 90 days, as the screen indicates, and displays at most the 500 most recent events: on a very active site, it may therefore cover a shorter period.

Export before you need it. The CSV button gives you a copy outside Faaaster — useful for an audit, or to keep a record beyond 90 days.

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Updated on: 10/03/2026