Logs users¶

Roles with access

Only administrators have access to this feature.

To access this section, click the button: {width="12%"}

Then click the following button:

You will be taken to this page:

Here you will find two sections. The top one displays a graph of the desktop logs. In the lower section, the logs will be shown in more detail.

What are Logs?

Logs or records are files or entries generated, in this case by desktops, when they start, shut down, or perform any other action. In Isard, only the startup logs are easily accessible.

Logs¶

In this section you can see a graphical representation of the logs.

This graph shows the amount of desktop startup instances that are recorded daily. Each entry corresponds to the booting of a virtual desktop within the platform.

You have several functions available with this chart:

Switch to line chartSwitch to bar chartRestoreSave as imageEdit display time

By default, it displays as a bar chart. Pressing the first button next to the chart changes it to a line graph:

The second button switches it back to a bar chart.

The third button resets the chart to its default values, showing only the last 30 days.

The last button downloads a .png image of the currently displayed chart. The image will be downloaded with the name Daily starting_time items.png

You can also edit the time period displayed on the chart using the horizontal navigation bar below the graph. This bar can be moved horizontally to display other time periods.

You can also extend the period shown by clicking and dragging from either edge of the bar to adjust the width.

Users¶

In this second section you’ll find a table, where the displayed data matches the upper chart.

In the table, you will find different sections:

LogginsLoggins by nameLoggins by category

All login events will be shown here, regardless of user or category, ordered by time.

It includes the following columns:

Logged time: Indicates the exact date and time when the session started.
User name: Shows the name of the user who started the session.
User group: Displays the group the user belongs to.
User category: Indicates the category the user is part of.

Here, login events are grouped by username. If your platform has many users, this—along with the selected time range—may impact page loading time.

Count: Shows the total number of session starts for that user.
User name: Displays the username.
User group: Shows the user group.
User category: Indicates the user's category.

Loggins: Total number of session starts for the category.
Unique user loggins: Number of unique session starts within the category.
Category: Name of the category.

Config¶

This page provides configuration options for user logs.

To access it, click the lower section of the current tab:

Old logs¶

In this section, you can configure the automatic deletion of logs that exceed a certain age. This process runs daily at 00:30 UTC.