Closed kiranchavala closed 1 month ago
@kiranchavala I can see the events of system VMs on the operations like start,stop, reboot, etc
We are not able to see the destroy event because, we recreate the system VMs after it is destroyed, so we will get new system VMs with new IDs and UUIDs all together. So we don't see the destroy events of the old system VMs.
Hope I got it right.
Thanks @harikrishna-patnala ,
Whenever systemvm are recreated , there is no create event logged
yes @kiranchavala that's because those are created internally by management server and not by any admin action. I don't think they are really necessary. If we want to see when is the system VM is created we still have created
Thanks @harikrishna-patnala , closing the issue
ISSUE TYPE
Bug
COMPONENT NAME
Component: UI, Events
CLOUDSTACK VERSION
Cloudstack version 4.19.0
SUMMARY
Events related to system vm's are not shown
Steps to reproduce the issue
Also try to destroy the system vm's and cross check if the events are generated
Actual Behaviour
The events related to system vm are not shown
Expected behaviour
The events related to system vm should be shown