Monitoring
Alpacon’s Monitoring service collects and displays activity data generated by users within a Workspace.
This allows administrators and users to audit sessions, command executions, and server-side system logs in a centralized and structured way.
The following types of monitoring data are available:
- Websh History: Websh session access and usage logs
- Command History: Records of commands sent to servers
- System Logs: Collected system-level logs from registered servers
Websh History
The Websh History feature allows you to track when users accessed servers using Websh, and review actions performed during each session.
▸ How to Access
From within a Workspace, go to Audits > Websh History.
▸ Provided Information
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Server | Server name connected via Websh |
| Username | Account used for the session |
| Groupname | User's group name |
| Duration | Session duration |
| Operator | Real name of the user |
| Browser | Browser used for access |
| Remote IP | User’s IP address |
| Time | Session start time |
Click the Details link in each row to view the full session details.
▸ Session Details
The detail page includes:
- Full connection metadata (server, user, time, etc.)
- A Record section that lists all terminal commands executed by the user during the Websh session
→ This enables full auditability of user activity.
Command History
The Command History feature displays all shell commands submitted to registered servers via Alpacon, including scheduled and system-internal commands.
▸ Command Types
system: User-submitted commandsinternal: Commands executed automatically by the Alpamon agent
▸ How to Access
From within a Workspace, go to Audits > Command History.
▸ Provided Information
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Server | Target server name |
| Shell | Command type (system or internal) |
| Line | Executed command line |
| Result | Output or return message |
| Operator | User who submitted the command |
| Status | Command state: Sent, Scheduled, Success, Failed |
| Requested | Command submission timestamp |
Click the expand icon in each row to view detailed execution logs and response metadata.
System Logs
The System Logs feature aggregates log entries generated from user-registered servers,
providing a centralized view of system events, errors, and status reports.
▸ How to Access
From within a Workspace, go to the System Logs menu.
▸ Provided Information
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Server | Server from which the log originated |
| Program | Process or application that generated the log |
| Level | Log severity (info, warn, error, etc.) |
| PID | Process ID |
| Message | Log content |
| Date | Log timestamp |
Click the expand icon to view the full log message and related metadata.