Audit logs provide a record of all actions taken in a Gitpod organization. Using the audit logs, you can track who performed an operation, on which resource, and when. Gitpod produces audit logs for all operations within an organization.
This feature is only available on the Enterprise tier

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Accessing Audit Logs

Audit logs are accessible to users with the Organization Owner role. You can retrieve audit logs using the Gitpod CLI or the Gitpod API.

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Using the CLI

You can view audit logs using the gitpod CLI, which is pre-installed on all Gitpod environments. 
gitpod audit-logs [--limit=number_of_entries]
For additional options, including filtering and output formatting (JSON or YAML), run: 
gitpod audit-logs --help

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Example Output

➜ gitpod audit-logs

SUBJECT ID                           SUBJECT TYPE            ACTOR ID                             ACTOR PRINCIPAL       ACTION                       CREATED AT
01951d94-d6ac-7edf-9021-a044cfd1908f RESOURCE_TYPE_ENVIRONMENT 0193e2f2-d0b5-7d52-87eb-235deadaf625 PRINCIPAL_RUNNER changed update_time, status, phase, last_running_session 2025-02-21T12:10:05Z
0194f5dd-01ca-75f4-a200-74381ed43f86 RESOURCE_TYPE_ENVIRONMENT 0193e2f2-d0b5-7d52-87eb-235deadaf625 PRINCIPAL_RUNNER changed update_time, status, phase, last_running_session 2025-02-21T12:10:03Z
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Using the API

You can retrieve audit logs programmatically via the Gitpod API. For detailed documentation, refer to the API Reference.

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Example Request

curl https://app.gitpod.io/api/gitpod.v1.EventService/ListAuditLogs \
     -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
     -H "Authorization: Bearer $GITPOD_API_KEY" \
     -d '{}'