Web interface session events
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Web interface session events#
In addition to logging API calls, events are also logged when sessions are created/deleted in the web interface, i.e. when a user logs in to/out of the cloud management console.
There are several types of such events, each having its own data set. The possible event types are described below.
Event types#
OpenSession#
This event is created each time an ordinary user attempts to log in to the web interface, whether successfully or not. The following information is logged:
IP address from which the log-in attempt was initiated.
An indication of whether two-factor authentication was used.
ID of the created session, if successfully created.
ADOpenSession#
This event is created each time a log-in attempt is made via an identity provider. The following information is logged:
IP address from which the log-in attempt was initiated.
The name of the identity provider used for logging-in.
ID of the created session, if successfully created.
CloseSession#
This event is created when an ordinary user logs out of the web interface by clicking Sign Out. The following information is logged:
IP address from which the user logged out.
ID of the closed session.
AutoCloseSession#
This event is created when a session is automatically closed. The following information is logged:
ID of the closed session.
The reason for automatically closing the session.
Currently, there are two reasons to close a session automatically:
Session timeout.
User deletion.