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The Events feed will be a chronological log of what happens across your organization: executors connecting and disconnecting, nodes being deployed and removed, lifecycle actions like start, stop, and restart, and operational warnings or errors reported by your infrastructure. Use it to answer “what happened, when, and to which resource.”

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Events vs. alerts

The events feed is a passive timeline — it records activity but doesn’t notify you. Alerts are the other half: they page you the moment something needs action. Planned alert rules will watch your nodes — for example, a node that should be running but isn’t, or disk usage crossing a threshold — and can be pushed to your own systems through an outbound webhook. Both events and alerts are coming soon.
Notifications — the events feed and alerts — are coming soon.