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# 2024-05-02: OE - Event Registry and Event Logs

### Overview

The latest update brings you the Event Registry and Logs, simplifying event tracking within your tenant. Easily monitor all created events and delve into detailed event logs for comprehensive insights. With this enhancement, managing your tenant's activities is more efficient than ever.

| Feature            | Benefits                                                                                                                                                                                                          |
| ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Event registry** | The list of events created in your tenant is now easily available.                                                                                                                                                |
| **Event logs**     | The logs serve as a tool for troubleshooting, security analysis, compliance auditing, and performance monitoring. Event logs include such details as a timestamp, event type, source, severity level, and others. |

### Known problems

No known problems at time of release.

### Documentation and links

* [Events](/oe-user-guides/management-dashboard/events.md)
* [Event Registry](/oe-user-guides/management-dashboard/events/event-registry.md)
* [Event Log](/oe-user-guides/management-dashboard/events/event-log.md)


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