The Universal Plugin Manager (UPM) displays a log that you can use to monitor plugin-related activity. The plugin audit log lists plugin events such when plugins are installed, enabled, configured, and so on.
You can configure the purge policy for audit log entries. The purge policy determines how long the audit log retains old entries.
In addition to the Audit Log page in the Atlassian application, you can view plugin events through an RSS feed. The RSS feed gives you greater flexibility in how you monitor plugin-related events.
On this page:
Viewing the Plugin Audit Log
To view the plugin audit log:
- As an administrative user, access the administration interface in the host application.
- Click the Plugin Audit Log link.
The plugin audit log appears with a list of the 25 most recent entries.
- Click the refresh icon to view entries generated since the last page load.
Notice that the audit log content is available as an RSS feed. Click the orange RSS icon to see the RSS feed URL for audit log activity.
Configuring the Plugin Audit Log purge policy
To configure the amount of time log entries are kept:
- As an administrative user, navigate to the Plugin Audit Log page.
- Click the Configure purge policy link.
- Specify how many days to keep the logs before purging in the Purge audit log after field.
The log entries are deleted from the audit log on disk after the configured time period. - Click the Confirm button.
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