Cloud Documentation

Events & Webhooks

Every significant action on your account - deploying a VM, resizing a volume, creating a network - is recorded as an event. Webhooks let you forward those events to your own systems in real time.

Viewing events

The Events section of the portal shows a chronological log of activity on your account, including who performed each action and when. This is a useful first stop when troubleshooting "what changed" on a resource, or when reviewing team activity within a project.

Screenshot: Events log in the portal

Archiving and clearing old events

Older events and alerts can be archived or deleted from the portal to keep the log focused on recent activity, without affecting the underlying resources they relate to.

Webhooks

Webhooks let you subscribe to specific event types and have them POSTed to an endpoint of your choosing - useful for feeding events into a ticketing system, chat notification channel, or your own monitoring pipeline.

Creating a webhook

From Account → Webhooks → Create Webhook, provide the destination URL and choose which event types should trigger a call (for example, only VM state changes, or everything). Each webhook delivery includes a payload describing the event, which your endpoint can parse and act on.

Tip: Start with a narrow set of event types rather than subscribing to everything - it keeps your endpoint's logic simpler and avoids noisy notifications for routine activity.

Alerts

Separately from events, the platform raises alerts for conditions that may need your attention - for example, a resource nearing a capacity limit. Alerts appear alongside events and can also be archived once actioned.