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title: "Working With Logs"
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# Working With Logs


Working With Logs
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Logs track everything that happens in your system. You can access logs from different places in the GUI. 

## Event Logs

You will see this side bar on the right from everywhere in Container Registry. Hover over the **EVENT LOG** tab to exapnd it. 

Event log includes high-level events, for instance, adding or deleting a new user to the system:

![](../delete_user_log.png)

In some cases, project-related events will be also displayed in this section. Local events are shown in groups:
* All;
* Running;
* Failed.

## All Projects Logs

Events that happen within certain projects can be found in the **Logs** section of the Navigation pane on the left.

Each log entry includes the following information:
* username;
* resource;
* resource type:
    * tag;
    * artifact;
    * project;
* operation;
* timestamp.

You can type your search string and use a dropdown filter to narrow the search down to:
* username;
* resource;
* resource type:
* operation.

![](../search_system_logs.png)

## Project Logs

In addition to the [Logs section](#all-projects-logs) and [Event Log](#event-log), you can dig into log data generated for particular projects. For this, go to the **Logs** tab inside the project.

Each project log entry includes the following information:

* Username of the project memeber who initialized the operation;
* Resource: an image or project name depending on the level the operation happened on;
* Resource type: 
    * artifact/image;
    * project;
* Operation:
    * create;
    * delete;
    * push;
    * pull;
* Timestamp.

Here, you can filter your logs by:
* user name:
* date of the operations;
* type of the operation.

For the last two filters to appear, use **Advanced** filer mode. 

![](../filter_logs_1.png)

![](../filter_logs_2.png)



