The widget displays statistics about events involving DDP entities. It contains three tabs:

  1. Event statistics — A chart showing the number of events by type over the selected time range, with configurable time grouping.
  2. Top entities — A table of entities that generated the most events.
  3. Redis events — A table of Redis event streams. For each stream, it shows:
    • The stream name, which you can select to view all events.
    • The resource associated with the stream.
    • The number of events in the stream.
    • Information about the latest event: entity, resource, event type, and time.

Query parameters

NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
Date fromYesStart date for selecting events3 days ago
Date toYesEnd date for selecting eventsCurrent date
IntervalNoChart grouping interval: seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, or yearsHour
Interval stepNoNumber of interval units used for grouping1
Top entitiesNoNumber of entities with the most events to display in the table10

Event types

The widget supports the following event types:

  • ENTITY_CREATED — Entity created.
  • ENTITY_UPDATED — Entity updated.
  • ENTITY_DELETED — Entity deleted.

Behavior

  • The chart shows events over the selected time range with configurable time grouping. The default grouping is by hour.
  • The table displays all events for each entity without date filtering.
  • Deleted entities are shown using the names extracted from their event specifications.
  • The Redis events tab lets you monitor events stored in Redis Streams:
    • Each stream shows its event count and latest event.
    • Selecting a stream name opens a dialog containing all events from that stream.
    • Streams are automatically associated with resources by the UUID in the stream name.
    • The stream view shows the latest 1,000 events, newest first. Older events are not displayed.
  • Each table row contains information about the latest event for the entity.
  • A detailed change history is available for each entity.
  • Events for deleted resources are not displayed because they are removed from the database when the resource is deleted.