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 signs in a centralized and structured way.
The following types of monitoring data are available:
- Websh History: Websh session access and usage logs
 - WebFTP History: Record of File and Directory Uploads/Downloads via WebFTP
 - 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, navigate 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 | 
| Date | Session start time | 
Click 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 comprehensive auditability of user activity. 
WebFTP history
The WebFTP history feature is an auditing tool that lets you review the history of file and directory uploads/downloads performed by users on servers via WebFTP, along with their execution results.
▸ How to access
From within a Workspace, go to Audits > WebFTP History.
▸ Provided information
| Field | Description | 
|---|---|
| Server | Server name accessed | 
| Username | Account used for the session | 
| Groupname | User’s group name | 
| Type | Upload/Download | 
| Object Name | File/Directory name | 
| Size | Size of the file/directory | 
| Remote IP | User’s IP address | 
| Date | Time of upload/download | 
Click the expand icon in each row to view the Object Name and the actual upload/download path.
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: Stuck, Scheduled, Success, Failed | 
| Date | 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, navigate 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.
User activity
The User Activity feature collects activity history of users within the workspace
and provides it in the form of charts and time graphs for viewing.
▸ How to access
After entering the Workspace, click the User Activity menu to access it.
▸ Provided information
| Item | Description | 
|---|---|
| User | The user who performed the activity | 
| Time | Date and time when the activity occurred | 
| IP Address | IP where the activity occurred | 
| Action | Type of operation performed (login, server access, settings change, etc.) | 
| Result | Result of the operation displayed as HTTP status code | 
| Details | Additional information about the operation | 
Click the expand icon in each row to view the details of that activity log.