Coder maintains records of all user actions on system resources for auditing purposes.

Any user who is a Site Manager or an Auditor can log into Coder, go to Manage > Audit, and view the Audit Logs.

By default, this page displays a chronological list of all actions taken on the system.

You can filter the logs displayed using the search filters available at the top:

• Resource Type: The resource on which the action is taken (e.g., image, workspace, user)
• Action: The action that the user took against a resource (e.g., read, write, create)
• Resource Target: The friendly name for the resource (e.g., the user with the email address [email protected])
• User: The user who performs the action

Actions

The audit logs capture information about the following actions (those who export Coder logs will see this information under message.fields.audit_log.action):

When reviewing Coder's audit logs, specifically, you will see the following actions included:

• auto_off: Coder automatically turned off a workspace due to inactivity
• auto_start: Coder automatically turned on a workspace at the time preset by its owner
• connect: a user connected to an existing workspace via a local VS Code instance, a JetBrains IDE via JetBrains Gateway, a local terminal ssh connection, or a local terminal connection via the Coder CLI's coder ssh command
• cordon: a workspace provider became unavailable for new workspace creation requests.
• create: the user created a Coder entity (e.g., dev URL, image/image tag, workspace, etc.)
• delete: a user deleted a Coder entity (e.g., workspace or image)
• enqueue: a user added a new job to the queue (e.g., workspace build, user deletion, workspace deletion)
• login: a user logs in via basic authentication or OIDC, with Coder exchanging a token as a result
• open: a user opened a workspace using the Code Web IDE through the browser (please note that this action is not yet logged for JetBrains IDEs)
• ssh: a user opened a web terminal to access Coder
• stop: a user manually stopped a workspace
• uncordon: a workspace provider became available for new workspace creation requests.
• view: the Coder CLI used a secret
• write: the user made a change to a Coder entity (e.g., workspace, user, resource pool, etc.)